Policy
A year ago, the California Public Employees’ Retirement System unveiled a strategy to take on “the next big new investment opportunity.”
Trump's new energy secretary is a fracking CEO. What does that mean for enhanced geothermal?
The industry's vulnerability under Trump comes down to two things: cost and timing.
It’s going to look like Elon Musk driving a Tesla, wearing a MAGA hat.
After the 2024 election, we take stock of the results, and consider what comes next for clean energy in America.
Assessing the state of carbon removal under the next administration with Carbon Removal Alliance head Giana Amador
Unpacking three of the major questions on the minds of experts in the wake of Trump’s victory
Elon Musk, once a clean energy hero, played a central role in getting Trump back into the White House.
The outcome of the election could complicate the energy transition. But there are grid-scale projects that can withstand political upheaval.
There are plenty of acute threats for the industry. But the IRA has changed the federal policy environment.
The fate of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is unclear — even if the cleantech industry’s gains are likely to endure no matter what.
The increasing frequency of severe weather underscores the need for policy changes to modernize the grid.
As the 2024 election reaches its conclusion, we consider the role climate played in both the presidential and various down-ballot campaigns.
An industry group memo outlines the government’s potential role in measurement, reporting, and verification.
Clean energy specialists at VEIC break down the barriers and solutions to designing equitable programs.