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Solar and Crop Production Research Shows ‘Multi-Solving’ Climate Benefits
EI's Sarah Spengeman explains the promise of agrivoltaics, the process of generating solar power in conjunction with agricultural practices.
How “Agrivoltaics” Can Provide More Benefits Than Agriculture And Solar Photovoltaics Separately
Solar power plays an essential role in the clean energy transition, but its land-use requirements put it in direct competition with agriculture. New research on agrivoltaics demonstrates the benefits of combining both solar and agricultural production including increased productivity, water conservation, and local economic development, while also bolstering public support for clean energy.
Making Buildings Better: Building Electrification Provisions In The Build Back Better Act
Building electrification and energy efficiency investments in the Build Back Better Act will decarbonize the building sector, improve public health, and reduce consumer bills.
Spiking Energy Prices Are A Preview Of An Energy Transition Gone Wrong
EI's Sara Baldwin explains the best way to protect consumers against volatile fossil fuel prices is to electrify our buildings and transportation systems.