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Accessible, credible data is imperative for lawmakers, elected officials, and society to make sound decisions about complex energy policy.

AOER believes every resident in every state has the right to know how much energy policy passed at local, state, and federal levels will cost them in terms of standard of living, including monetary and reliability.

We offer a suite of services to make complicated energy policy digestible to everyone—from lawmakers to voters who don’t have the time to study lengthy integrated resource plans or Federal Energy Regulatory Commission orders and the impact they will have on their communities.

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• Cost modeling/true cost of electricity modeling: Analyzing the complete financial impact of electricity production, including all associated costs and externalities.
• Reliability modeling: Assessing the reliability of energy systems to ensure consistent and uninterrupted power supply.
• Electrification modeling: Evaluating the feasibility, economic impact, and reliability threat of policies to move systems and sectors from fossil fuels to electric power.
• Low carbon fuel standard modeling: Analyzing consumer costs of policies to reduce carbon intensity in the transportation industry.
• Mineral reserve estimates: Estimating the availability and quantity of mineral resources necessary for energy production and other industrial uses.
• State of the State energy assessments: Comprehensive evaluations of a state’s energy production, consumption, policies, and infrastructure.
• Economic impact analysis: Assessing the economic consequences of energy policies, projects, or changes in the energy sector.
• Legislative analysis: Examining and interpreting the potential impacts and implications of proposed or existing energy-related legislation.

• Polling: Constructing questions and conducting surveys to understand public opinion and attitudes towards energy issues and policies and what messages will move voters.
• Issue campaign strategy: Developing winning strategies for advocacy campaigns focused on specific energy issues.
• General policy consulting: Offering expert advice on energy policies and strategies to governments, organizations, and other stakeholders.

• Legislative testimony, verbal and written: Providing expert opinions and insights during legislative sessions, both live testimony and in written form.
• Regulatory testimony, verbal and written: Offering expert opinions and analyses during regulatory proceedings, both live testimony and in written form.
• Research papers: In-depth studies on specific energy-related topics.
• Research briefs: Concise summaries of research findings on energy topics, designed to inform policymakers and stakeholders.
• Regulatory impact analysis: Evaluating the effects of regulations on the energy sector, including economic, environmental, and social costs.
• Rulemaking comments and testimony: Submitting feedback and expert opinions during the rulemaking process for new energy regulations and changes to existing regulations.
• Opinion editorials: Articles written to express viewpoints on energy issues, aimed at influencing public opinion and policy.
• Blog posts: Informal articles discussing various energy topics, trends, and research findings.