EI analysis finds the U.S. can still meet its Paris Agreement targets by instituting new policies at the state and federal levels, which would also boost the economy, create jobs, and improve public health.

EI’s Eric Gimon and Mike O’Boyle explain that new advances in fusion energy mean the technology is still far-off and we need to continue adding more renewable energy to the grid today to meet our climate targets.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains the importance of highlighting the economic and public health benefits of climate policies that passed within the past year.

EI’s Greg Alvarez explains the overwhelming majority of onshore wind and solar projects are permitted at the state and local level, and fossil fuel-funded opponents are stirring up local backlash that jeopardizes clean energy goals.

EI’s Eric Gimon explains climate change and increased extreme weather events are placing new stressors on the country’s electric grid.

EI research finds building new wind and solar projects in West Virginia would be more cost-effective than continuing to run some of the state’s largest coal plants.

EI’s Jeff Rissman explains industrial heat pumps could eliminate a signification portion of greenhouse gas emissions from industry, but further policy support is needed to speed their adoption.

EI CEO Hal Harvey discusses his new book The Big Fix and outlines the ways concerned climate citizens can access the “hidden levers” of political power.

EI’s Sara Baldwin outlines the climate and economic benefits of switching home heating and cooling to an electric heat pump.

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains new legislation should speed the transition to electrified transportation and end years of policy uncertainty.

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains that although hydrogen can be an important tool for cutting emissions, regulators should exercise caution because it should only be used in select instances since electrification is often more economical and sensible.

EI’s Michelle Solomon explains the idea of learning curves and how traditional forecasts have often missed clean energy cost declines because they fail to account for them.

EI’s Dan O’Brien explains a new housing proposal in Arlington, VA is the sort of policy that could increase access to affordable housing while shrinking carbon footprints.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Eric Gimon dive into the reliability challenges some regions navigated this summer and looked at what we can learn as the clean energy transition continues.

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains the Inflation Reduction Act contains key incentives that will help homeowners electrify their houses.

EI’s Sara Baldwin offers insights into the Inflation Reduction Act’s EV incentives and impacts.

EI analysis finds industrial heat pumps could play a key role in cutting emissions from industry, soon to be the largest source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.

EI research finds that while hydrogen can be useful in hard-to-decarbonize sectors like shipping and aviation, it’s a poor choice for home heating and electricity generation.

EI’s Greg Alvarez explains that although climate change is making heat waves more frequent and severe, the news isn’t all bad, as new research is identifying mitigation strategies to limit damage and suffering.

EI’s Sara Baldwin explains the Inflation Reduction Act contains provisions that will greatly speed the adoption of electric trucks and buses.