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Why Your Air Conditioning Bill Is About To Soar
EI research and analysis finds that electricity rates have risen about 40 percent since 2010, an increase driven by the impacts of climate change and fossil fuel prices.
Americans’ Electric Bills Are Rising Faster Than Inflation Amid Punishing Heatwave
Research and analysis by EI finds that price spikes on electricity transmission costs is driven by gas prices and climate-change driven natural disasters.
Decoding Rising Electricity Prices
Recent EI analysis finds that the spike in electricity prices has been caused by factors like natural gas price volatility and rising transmission and distribution costs, and that vary from state to state.
U.S. Solar Manufacturing Ramps Up As Tariffs Take Effect
EI’s Jack Conness explains that funding awarded through the IRA and CHIPS Act have created an incentive purchase and install U.S. made solar panels.
Tesla Owner Breaks Down Ownership Costs Over Last 6 Years: ‘I Can Now Go Farther To Save More’
EI research finds that every electric vehicle model is cheaper to charge in every state compared to their gasoline powered equivalent.
How Water Could Be The Future Of Fuel
EI research and analysis concludes that the United States cannot achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions without carbon-free hydrogen.
What Trump And Biden Really Mean When They Fight About Electric Vehicles
EI’s Sonia Aggarwal weighs in on the auto industry in the United States, and America’s perception on electric vehicles.
Hot Rocks In Box: The Rise Of Thermal Batteries – Ep168: Anand Gopal
EI’s Anand Gopal joins the podcast to discuss the potential for thermal batteries to decarbonize industry by providing reliable heat on-demand.
How The Inflation Reduction Act Is Playing Out In One Of the ’Most Biased’ States For Renewables
EI’s Jack Conness is the creator behind the map which tracks the Inflation Reduction Act’s $110 billion investments into American clean energy manufacturing.
[Episode #226] – Load Growth Shenanigans
EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains how the power grid can meet growing demands without relying on gas plants.