US Policy
How One School Became a Power Plant for Its Community
A Baltimore community will see discounted electricity bills thanks to new solar panels on a local school and Inflation Reduction Act incentives.
Reality Check: Dispatchability and Reliability Are Not the Same Thing
Focusing on how resources on the grid work together — instead of focusing on the characteristics of any individual resource — can unlock the most effective and affordable solutions to ensure reliable electric power.
Easing the Permitting Process for Clean Industrial Projects in California
In 2024, California ranked as the fifth largest economy in the world for the seventh year in a row.
Clean Energy Funding Wins in 2024
Clean energy projects surged in 2024. With over $100 billion in federal grants awarded to date, plus additional millions in tax credits, local governments, businesses, and other organizations are getting support to transition to clean energy and bring related benefits to their communities. Below is a catalog of entities that…
COP29 Brings Historic Commitments to Reduce Methane from Organic Waste
Advancing climate solutions in the waste sector is critical to slow warming, improve air quality, and protect public health.