EI’s Michelle Solomon discusses how good policy can be leveraged to improve grid reliability and use existing technology to achieve up to 90 percent clean electricity.

EI’s Shannon Stirone discusses recent studies that suggest there are connections between loneliness and climate change.

EI’s Dan Esposito argues that electrolyzers incentives must mandate clean power usage to prevent ‘clean’ hydrogen from worsening climate change.

EI’s Dan O’Brien talks about how good policy can support EV adoption in Virginia, if the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provisions for a national EV-infrastructure program are utilized.

EI’s Jack Conness discusses how $7 billion in battery and electric vehicle manufacturing are coming to Illinois, which will create over 5,000 local jobs.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Elli Newman talk through recent research from EI that suggests policy solutions to reduce the financial risk of clean energy projects.

EI’s Dan Esposito discussed how federal and state policy kept America’s nuclear power plants online to preserve clean energy supplies and prevent emissions increases as renewables come online.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses how inflation has hit renewable energy, but the factors driving price increases are temporary, and fossil fuels are still more expensive.

EI’s Dan Esposito discusses how $7 billion in DOE funds for hydrogen hubs are intended to fight climate change, but could increase pollution unless Treasury gets the 45V tax credit right.

EI’s Sara Baldwin discusses how grid reliability requires collaborative research and integrated adoption in order for the United States to transition efficiently to electricity.