Biden Administration Releases Road Map to Scale Up Nuclear, Hydrogen and Energy Storage
The reports address key challenges and potential solutions for getting these clean energy technologies off the ground.
A Government Program Hopes to Find Critical Minerals Right Beneath our Feet
Federal scientists are using recon flights and field research to track down metals that are key to the energy transition.
State & Local Roundup: Offshore Wind Push Expands to the Gulf of Mexico
Plus: The mayors of Chicago and New Orleans could lose their jobs; an “innovative” housing plan is defunded; Boston struggles to recruit transit chief; “right to repair” bills proliferate; and more news you can use from around the country.
The States Gaining the Most Clean Energy Jobs
A new analysis finds companies have announced more than 100,000 positions in fields like solar and wind power and battery-making since Democrats pushed through a massive climate law.
Minnesota to Require 100% Carbon-free Electricity by 2040
Utilities can use a mix of solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear, hydrogen power, and biomass—energy obtained from burning wood and trash—to meet the 2040 goal.
Wind Farms Deliver Economic Jolt to Rural Middle America
Wind farms boosted seven of 10 counties with the nation’s largest economic output gains.
To Get Off Fossil Fuels, America Is Going to Need a Lot More Electricians
A shortage of skilled labor could derail efforts to "electrify everything."
'Green Banks,' Poised for Billions in Climate Funds, Draw States' Attention
These banks provide financing for projects from efficient appliances to solar panels.
3 Tips to Improve Your Local Utility Service
COMMENTARY | Utility companies often suffer from poor customer service ratings. Here’s a way to fix that.
EVs, Building Emissions Among Biden’s Sustainable Energy Priorities
Public and private sector leaders discussed the first steps to overhauling the nation’s infrastructure in pursuit of a sustainable future.
How a New Subsidy for ‘Green Hydrogen’ Could Set Off a Carbon Bomb
Using electricity to make hydrogen could drive down greenhouse gas emissions. Or it could underwrite a process that actually increases emissions.
How Do Floating Wind Turbines Work?
COMMENTARY | With five companies winning the first U.S. leases to build wind farms off California’s coast, let’s take a look.
The States Leading on Energy Efficiency Policy
A newly released ranking looks at the states doing the most–and the least–when it comes to cutting emissions, and how they’re incorporating equity into their programs.
Energy Department Sets Aside $550 Million for State and Local Clean Energy Efforts
The money is available through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
The West’s Biggest Source of Renewable Energy Depends on Water. Will it Survive the Drought?
Glen Canyon and the Hoover Dam are “not the whole story.”
Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit
Amid a push to greatly expand the nation’s clean energy infrastructure, key grid upgrades require approvals that can take years to complete. Can regulators strike the right balance between speed and environmental protection?
A Cost-Effective Way to Convert Buildings from Gas to Electric
COMMENTARY | Strategically decommissioning, or “pruning,” portions of the gas system could offer a cost-effective and coordinated approach to convert whole neighborhoods from gas to electric.
Curbside Composting Program Billed as Nation's Biggest Gets Underway
New York City launched the collection program for waste like food scraps and yard debris in Queens. The city's sanitation department is relying on a range of tactics to get buy-in from residents.
California’s 2030 Ban on Gas Heaters Opens a New Front in the War on Fossil Fuels
The first-of-its-kind plan will purge gas from existing buildings, not just new construction.
Why the Permitting Reform Debate Isn’t Going Away Anytime Soon
Even if Sen. Joe Manchin succeeds in getting his proposed overhaul of environmental regulations for infrastructure attached to a critical spending bill, Republicans plan to push for further changes, including restoring Trump-era policies.
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