Research
A new study reveals the environmental cost of constrained transmission and its impact on carbon accounting methods
RMI data suggests that the states most key to the election also have huge potential to benefit from the IRA-born clean energy boom.
A new National Academies report explores some uncharted questions around methane removal.
Camus Energy studied when the benefits of EV adoption will outweigh the costs for one Indiana utility — and what that means for the grid.
A coalition of environmental groups found that U.S. renewable energy development has tripled since 2014.
New research finds that aggregating can reduce electricity costs by 20% and emissions by 70%.
Rising energy sector emissions, like from data centers, threaten the already narrow path to meeting climate targets.
New research finds that deploying ATTs will require policy changes to get around a market structure that disincentivizes their deployment.
Electricity demand expected to jump by 9% by 2028, according to a new report.
A new report picked 50 venture-backed startups likely to have a meaningful impact in reducing carbon by 2050.
As 2030 approaches, the U.S. and Europe are on track to miss targets for several critical technologies.
A recent JLL report found that construction has leveled off — but planned-for capacity has nearly doubled to 22 gigawatts.
Wind and solar developers report facing increasing resistance, with no clear playbook on how to act, according to a new Berkeley Lab study.
New research suggests that just because hydrogen can replace fossil fuels in just about any application doesn’t mean that it should.
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REsurety’s latest report illustrates the impact of curtailment and congestion on West Coast solar.