America faces a fork in the road with two highly divergent climate and energy policy pathways between Project 2025 and continued climate leadership. These futures result in stark differences for our health, pocketbooks, economy, and the climate.
America faces a fork in the road with two highly divergent climate and energy policy pathways between Project 2025 and continued climate leadership. These futures result in stark differences for our health, pocketbooks, economy, and the climate.
In terms of fill-up savings, the results are clear: every EV model in every state is cheaper to fill than a gas-powered vehicle.
Retrofitting existing power lines with advanced conductors (aka reconductoring) is a ready-to-deploy technology that can help new clean energy projects come online.
Industrial processes—such as steel, cement, and chemical production—are projected to be the United States’ largest source of emissions by 2030. Thermal batteries have the potential to cut industrial greenhouse gas emissions while lowering the cost of electricity for industrial heating by 50-63 percent, making it cost-competitive with natural gas equipment.
Get to know the most important U.S. Climate Policy ever passed.