EI’s Anand Gopal discusses the importance of policymakers investing in scaling clean energy solutions in order for the Asia-Pacific region to meet their climate goals.

EI’s Energy Policy Simulator (EPS) is an open source forecasting tool that works in real-time to measure the cost and emissions impacts climate and energy policies.

EI research finds that under the proposed EPA rule, grid reliability could be improved by creating regulatory certainty.

EI’s report concludes that the EPA proposal won’t threaten grid reliability, and in fact, renewable energy can help America keep the lights on better than fossil fuels.

EI’s Eric Gimon discusses electricity generated from NuScale reactors as “a bit more hype than reality” as it can be too costly for local utilities.

EI research finds that the EPA’s proposed power plant rule will not threaten grid reliability, as utilities and the oil and gas industry have contended

EI’s research finds that maintaining reliability under EPA’s proposed standards is technically possible, and that the primary threat to reliability is a failure by regional grid operators and others to sufficiently adapt to changes in the power sector.

EI’s Michelle Solomon discusses how clean energy is still a good long-term investment despite the temporary inflationary blip.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses discuss the clean energy inflationary blip and what policy interventions could help ease the pressure.

EI’s Michelle Solomon discusses how there are many ways for offshore wind to continue to grow, but there needs to be policies to support it.