EI’s Hal Harvey discusses the economics and feasibility of technology that can remove carbon emissions from the atmosphere to slow climate change.

EI’s Hal Harvey lays out an energy wish list for Congress to consider including R+D funding, renewable energy tax incentives, offshore wind, grid expansion, and coal transition efforts.

APP’s Ron Lehr outlines financial tools which swap coal debt for clean energy equity to help utilities retire uneconomic coal generation early.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal outlines how fast-falling renewable energy and storage costs make them cheaper than coal and a potential backbone of energy systems.

EI’s Silvio Marcacci says the Oregon Clean Energy Jobs Bill could cut state emissions 80% and generate hundreds of millions in clean energy investment.

EI’s Eric Gimon is quoted in an article discussing Colorado legislation that would issue low-cost bonds to help utilities retire uneconomic coal.

EI’s Silvio Marcacci says retiring Colorado coal plants could save $2.5 billion and a proposal in the state legislature could generate private investment to help utilities close plants while funding economic transition.

EI’s Hal Harvey is quoted in an article evaluating the Green New Deal’s potential to reduce emissions and increase economic growth.

EI’s Robbie Orvis says we’re in a state of “climate triage” where policymakers must assume the role of an ER doctor to prevent dangerous global warming.

EI’s Hal Harvey says Oregon can ride a national “green wave” of voter sentiment to a zero-carbon economy through statewide carbon pricing and four policies.

Michael Webber argues for treating CO2 abatement like other waste cleanup, citing EI’s finding that the US can halve emissions with demonstrated policy.

EI’s Amanda Myers says the capital stock turnover problem of fleet composition lagging behind all-electric sales mandates could threaten 100% clean energy targets.

EI’s net zero emissions by 2050 policy pathway is cited in an article criticizing Trump administration cuts to public transit funding programs.

EI’s Robbie Orvis says restorative policies can’t get to net zero emissions without carbon mitigation strategies in an article discussing 2020 candidate climate change plans.

EI research into reducing building emissions is cited in an article evaluating 2020 presidential candidate plans for cutting carbon in homes.

EI research into California emissions reductions is cited in an article discussing how oil and gas emissions rose under the state’s cap and trade program.

EI’s Chris Busch details why California’s cap-and-trade program costs won’t rise in an article on the Trump administration’s legal challenge to the program.

EI’s Chris Busch says Canada carbon pricing has a bright future even with Trump’s lawsuit challenge to the California-Quebec climate deal.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle says utility net zero pledges won’t result in actual emissions reductions if they continue to rely on coal and natural gas.

EI’s Robbie Orvis outlines how much new wind and solar would be added to the U.S. as a result of extending federal solar and wind tax credits.