When utilities procure generation through processes biased against clean energy, they get portfolios with higher consumer costs and carbon emissions. This webinar outlines how “all-source” procurement allows renewable energy that is cheaper than fossil fuels to fairly compete and meet utility needs, reducing costs and emissions, citing examples from Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, and New Mexico.
This webinar discusses fully decarbonizing global industry to reach net zero industrial emissions by 2050–2070, as well as the technical measures and policies to boost technological deployment and make net zero industry a reality.
This webinar discusses how U.S. power sector plans for 70 gigawatts of new natural gas plants and pipelines risk nearly $1 trillion to consumers in unnecessary costs, billions in stranded assets for utilities, and emissions that would blow through the Paris Agreement’s warming targets. Speakers include experts from Energy Innovation, Morgan Stanley, utility Arizona Public Service, Rocky Mountain Institute, and shareholder advocacy group As You Sow.
EI’s Hal Harvey explains how net-zero buildings and improved building codes are key to lowering emissions and avoiding wasted energy.
EI’s Hal Harvey gives his opinion on the ideal Green New Deal, how government needs to set decarbonization goals, and how the private sector can meet them.
Some people say fighting climate change will hurt the economy. EI’s Hal Harvey explains why that’s not the case in this Years of Living Dangerously feature.
EI’s Hal Harvey explains how public utilities commissioners are an often overlooked but key resource for fighting climate change.
Energy Innovation staff provide an overview of the Energy Policy Simulator 2.0 model, which provides exciting new energy and climate policy modeling options, including how to reach net zero emissions.
EI’s Hal Harvey details how continually improving fuel efficiency standards and electric vehicles can accelerate toward a zero-carbon transportation sector.
EI’s Hal Harvey details how a zero-carbon grid enables deep decarbonization across the entire economy in power, transportation, buildings, and industry.
