Africa
Nigeria’s Ambitious Goal of a Clean Transportation Sector
Although the challenges seem immense, a new RMI report lays out a path forward for electric mobility in Nigeria.
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Industry
Demand Aggregation 101
Harnessing the power of demand to accelerate the market for low-emissions products.
Climate Data
Two Carbon Co-Conspirators Need to Be Stopped to Tackle Climate Change
Cutting CO2 and methane simultaneously helps meet global temperature targets faster. This requires setting both short- and long-term metrics going forward.
Industry
Unraveling Willingness to Pay for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
A recent RMI survey shows airlines, logistics service providers, and corporate customers are willing to pay a green premium for SAF and SAFc and express preference for shorter contracts and waste-based feedstock.
Electricity
Reality Check: Electricity Load Growth Does Not Have to Undermine Climate Goals
We have what we need to power America through the next phase of economic growth with clean energy.
US Policy
Climate Action Plans for States Made Easier with Free Tool
The updated Energy Policy Simulators are already helping states access federal funding from the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants program…
US Policy
Financing Solar Panels Just Became Much Easier. Thank the Climate Bill.
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, a new financing model can make solar easier to access for low-income households and nonprofits. Here’s how a church in Compton put it to work.
Strategic Insights
Energy after Fire
We need energy sources fit for an era of work demand, not heat demand. Fortunately, thanks to the rapid growth and cost decline of solar, wind, and electrification, “firepower” faces inexorable decline.
Climate Data
Dispatch from the Carbon Mapper Satellite Launch
An Unstoppable Coalition Tackles Methane Super-Emitters…
Strategic Insights
Q&A: Six Charts for Six Solutions to the Battery Mineral Challenge
Our recent webinar received many more questions than we could cover. Here are more answers in the form of six charts — one for each of our six solutions.