Electricity
5 Things We Learned from Analyzing More than 200 Utility Incentives
What the data shows about PIM design and performance for climate, affordability, and other emergent regulatory priorities.
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Transportation
Tired of Gasoline Prices? Here’s a Surprising Way to Save Money
How to cut your car expenses 40-65 percent.
Electricity
Winter Storm Fern Highlights the Need for More Resilient Transmission
How stronger transmission and modernizing the grid could reduce outages, lower costs, and protect communities during extreme weather.
Climate Finance
Financing Community Clean Energy Projects in 2026
As federal clean energy funding recedes, community clean energy projects still face barriers to mainstream financing. Drawing on insights from 70 finance leaders, this article outlines four priorities for 2026 to align projects with investor…
Industry
Six Technologies Set to Electrify the Chemicals Sector
From shock waves to heat pumps, these innovations can help reduce emissions in this key industry.
Industry
Cultivating a Lower-Carbon Food Supply Chain
A new book-and-claim model enables food companies to reduce Scope 3 emissions by financing low-emission fertilizer and green ammonia production.
India
Green Shipping Corridors Can Help Scale India’s Green Hydrogen Ecosystem
Shipping routes that use zero-emission fuels are a critical mechanism to aggregate maritime demand for green fuels and decarbonize the shipping sector.
India
How India Can Enhance Global Energy Security Through Green Hydrogen
India’s ability to produce affordable green hydrogen positions it as a decarbonization leader and an anchor of future global clean energy trade.
Electricity
The State of Utility Planning, 2025 Q4
A review of all integrated resource plans for electric utilities across the United States to evaluate progress toward a clean and secure energy future.
Climate Data
Measuring Methane: State Actions to Reduce Pollution and Create a Market
Methane is a greenhouse gas “super-pollutant” that is 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide over 20 years. We can manage what we measure, but when it comes to methane emissions, we come up painfully…