Global Professional Development Opportunity Available for CARILEC Members Advancing Clean Energy RMI’s Energy Transition Academy (ETA), with support from CARILEC, is recruiting energy practitioners from around the Caribbean for the Global Fellowship Program. Fellows will…
Europe needs to accelerate the build-out of its clean energy infrastructure to reduce oil demand. Until then, Europe’s phaseout of Russian oil supply introduces opportunities to reduce supply-side emissions and shift oil prices closer…
Hydrogen is trending, and it is controversial. RMI has been analyzing hydrogen as a low-carbon energy solution since 2003. What started as a work stream in our breakthrough technologies research now forms a central pillar…
New Scorecards Show Climate Progress of Six Front-Runner States RMI releases climate scorecards that track progress of six key US states based on climate commitments and greenhouse gas emissions Boulder, CO – June 30, 2022…
First-of-their-kind scorecards show progress and pathways to climate goals for six leading states…
Addressing the threat of climate change can seem overwhelming. In coming years, risks will grow — and the reality is communities across the United States are already grappling with rapidly worsening floods, wildfires, and drought.
From Denver smog to jammed mountain highways, Colorado is focusing on transportation to solve congestion, pollution, and climate problems.
Green hydrogen will play a critical role in India’s clean energy future due to three distinct characteristics.
In this Q&A, ArcelorMittal Executive Vice President Brad Davey discusses the steelmaking giant’s approach to decarbonization with green hydrogen.