Evaluating GHG Emissions Statewide/ Clean Energy Tracking

The State of Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy is seeking a consultant to conduct a statewide study on GHG emissions evaluation and clean energy tracking. The study aims to develop a framework for evaluating GHG emissions and clean energy tracking in Michigan, benchmarking the state against leading regulatory and academic approaches, and identifying data gaps and standard reporting formats. The consultant will be required to provide a literature review, technical reports, guidance documents, and stakeholder presentations. The contract is expected to begin on May 1, 2026, and the work must be completed within six to nine months. • The scope of work includes: • Literature review and benchmarking of national and state models for GHG evaluation and clean energy tracking • Development of evaluation criteria and metrics for credibility, measurability, additionality, cost-effectiveness, and impacts on equity and public health • Application of the framework to primary use cases such as MPSC IRPs, EGLE advisory opinions, and renewable deployment tracking • Delivery of a final written report, slide deck, and presentation to stakeholders • Participation in a kickoff meeting and provision of monthly progress updates