Renewable Energy Siting Policy Field Guide
The Siting Solutions Project conducts research and engages with stakeholders to identify the most promising siting policies to maximize the benefits clean energy provides — for communities, the environment, and the electric grid.
State Policymaker Perspectives on Renewable Energy Siting

The U.S. urgently needs accelerated renewable deployment to address climate change, growing energy demand, and rising electricity costs.
The State of Siting: 2025 Legislative Round-Up

Grounded in our expertise on state policy approaches to renewable siting, this report summarizes state legislatures’ efforts to change clean energy siting policy in 2025.
The State of Siting | June 2025
Clean Tomorrow is currently tracking over 300+ siting-related bills in 47 states.
The State of Siting | April 2025
We’ve expanded our legislative monitoring and are now tracking over 400+ siting-related bills in 45 states.
What do Comic-Con, the Tour de France, and ACP’s Siting and Permitting Conference have in Common?
For superhero and comics aficionados, there’s Comic-Con; for cyclists, the Tour de France; and for clean energy permitting wonks, American Clean Power’s Siting and Permitting Conference.
Siting Solutions Spotlight: Pennsylvania’s RESET Board and Clean Energy Future
As the site of the first commercial oil well in the United States, the state has consistently pioneered energy development. Today, Pennsylvania ranks second only to Texas in natural gas production and third in coal production after West Virginia and Wyoming.
State Policy Approaches to Renewable Energy Siting

The first report in our Insight Report series clarifies siting policy options and empower others to improve state and local siting policies.
State Policy Approaches to Renewable Energy Siting
The first report in our Insight Report series clarifies siting policy options and empower others to improve state and local siting policies.
The State of Siting | March 2025
So far this year, we’re tracking 67 siting bills introduced in 31 states.