Do Heat Pumps Work In Cold Places? Here’s What You Need To Know

EI’s Dan Esposito explains his heat pump helped him save money during the winter in his Denver home.

Here’s How To Get Paid To Upgrade Your Home

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains the tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act are scheduled so homeowners can undertake efficiency and electrification projects over time, rather than having to do them all at once.

Stunning New Data On The Economics Of U.S. Coal Vs. Renewables

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains that even though coal is essentially uncompetitive economically across the board in the U.S., further policy action is needed to accelerate the clean energy transition.

When Is Hydrogen ‘Clean’?

EI’s Eric Gimon explains the potential opportunities and risks as hydrogen matures as a fuel source.

Arizona Still Gets A Huge Amount Of Power From Burning Coal. How Soon Could That Change?

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains the changing economics of coal and renewable energy means utilities need to reexamine their electricity generation mixes with updated cost assumptions.

Amid High Energy Prices, SCE VP, Other Experts Push To Reduce California’s Reliance On Natural Gas

EI’s Eric Gimon explains improving California’s electric and gas demand flexibility will help the state decarbonize and limit ratepayer exposure to high natural gas prices.

Small Nuclear Reactors Could Help Recharge Heavy-Duty EVs

EI’s Eric Gimon explains small module nuclear reactors are likely a technology developing too slowly to help charge electric semi-trucks.

U.S. Coal Power Refuses To Die. What That Means For Climate

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains it’s more economical to build new local wind, solar, and storage than it is to continue running 99 percent of the country’s remaining coal plants.

The U.S. Clean Energy Boom: What Might Stop It?

EI’s Robbie Orvis outlines obstacles that could prevent the expected Inflation Reduction Act clean energy investment influx from occurring.

Home Of Future: Climate-Friendly, Electrified, And Closer Than Ever

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains because building appliances can last for decades, we need more programs to speed up the transition from fossil-powered homes to electrified ones.