EI analysis finds the CEPP is the carbon reduction linchpin of the Build Back Better Act.

EI’s Megan Mahajan explains what needs to happen to speed the clean energy transition.

EI’s analysis finds the CEPP is a key part of the Build Back Better Act’s climate provisions, but the bill remains the country’s most ambitious climate legislation even without it.

EI analysis points to the importance of the CEPP as a carbon reducer in the Build Back Better Act, while also finding the legislation is the most ambitious set of climate policies in U.S. history.

EI analysis examines the emission reductions, economic impacts, and public health benefits of the climate provisions in the Build Back Better Act.

EI’s Robbie Orvis highlights new modeling that analyzes emission reductions and economic impacts in the Build Back Better Act.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses utilities planning natural gas expansion for future power demands in the context of net zero emissions pledges.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle says to reach net-zero emissions economywide by 2050, any natural gas utility will have to focus not just on the carbon intensity of the fuel supplied, but also facilitate a just and equitable transition away from natural gas as a fuel.

EI’s Jeff Rissman says the Global Cement and Concrete Association’s blueprint for net-zero emissions is comprehensive, but that burning plastic waste as an energy source would not prevent CO2 from getting into the atmosphere.

EI’s Eric Gimon explains what changes are needed in energy markets to facilitate the clean energy transition.