Cadmus supports Massachusetts award of more than $40 Million in energy storage grants
Explore how Cadmus supported Massachusetts’ AMP program, helping award more than $40 million for energy storage projects that advance resilience and innovation.
Explore how Cadmus supported Massachusetts’ AMP program, helping award more than $40 million for energy storage projects that advance resilience and innovation.
Through advanced market research, forecasting, and initiative development, Cadmus’ work with California’s Market Transformation Administrator (CalMTA) helped define how the energy industry transitions from incentive-driven programs to lasting market change.
Building on lessons from TAF2+, this article outlines practical recommendations for modernizing UK trade advocacy and strengthening developing-country participation in trade negotiations.
This report is designed to help local governments, state and local regulators, community-based organizations, and other utilities and load-serving entities advance electric vehicle charging availability for parking‑constrained customers.
Cadmus shares lessons learned from a sustainable finance assessment undertaken by SLR Consulting on behalf of Nepal Bankers Association and supported by Invest for Impact Nepal.
Cadmus’ health security experts designed a full, graduated exercise series to evaluate pandemic logistics preparedness and response.
Cadmus collaborates with federal, state, and local partners to strengthen health security capabilities that bridge preparedness, response, and long-term resilience.
Cadmus supports ACRP and regional airports in strengthening their preparedness and response capabilities for communicable diseases.
In 2019, Cadmus helped the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA) update a resource needs analysis. Expanding on past studies, this analysis focused on state-specific needs and emerging issues, highlighting the underfunding of state drinking water programs. It assessed the national workload needed to implement regulations and protect public health. Since then, Cadmus has completed six state-specific resource needs analyses.
Cadmus experts have helped the EPA, federal partners, states, and water utilities protect drinking water at its source. Source water protection lies at the intersection of the Clean Water Act and Safe Drinking Water Act and is a key part of the multi-barrier approach to safeguarding drinking water. These efforts also offer co-benefits like restoring wildlife habitats and improving water quality for recreation.
