EI’s Coal Cost Crossover research in featured in an article discussing solar energy economics forcing coal plants to close.

EI’s Coal Cost Crossover research in featured in an article discussing wind and solar energy economics forcing coal plants to close.

EI’s urban sustainability work is featured in an article discussing how smart urban development can reduce traffic and build cities of the future.

EI’s Eric Gimon discusses how tech companies are choosing between utilities and independent power providers in an article outlining green power purchasing trends.

EI research on potential impacts of a federal fuel efficiency rule rollback is cited in an article on automaker opposition to the proposal.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Silvio Marcacci say as extreme weather forces coal offline, distributed clean energy becomes the better solution for grid resilience.

EI’s recent book Designing Climate Solutions is featured in a review discussing how policy design can help prevent the worst impacts of climate change.

EI’s Eric Gimon discusses how behind-the-meter energy storage can help customers reduce electricity costs and avoid utility charges.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle is quoted on the declining costs of offshore wind in an article outlining industry growth in 2018.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses how regulators lacking information about utility investments can lead to unsuccessful regulatory model outcomes.

EI’s Hal Harvey presented on “Getting to Zero on Climate Change” at Harvard, showing which policies really work.

EI’s Hal Harvey is quoted in an article discussing the economic benefits and nonpartisan appeal of energy efficiency policies.

EI’s Energy Policy Simulator is used to model how to cut U.S. emissions using seven of the world’s best existing decarbonization policies.

EI’s Eric Gimon says utilities will face pressure to offer innovative contracts as corporate renewable energy purchases increase.

EI’s Hal Harvey is featured on a podcast discussing policies that can form a decarbonization plan for energy systems to prevent dangerous global warming.

When it comes to cutting emissions, there are many paths to success. Sweden, France, South Korea, and Ontario have all taken steps to replace fossil fuels with nuclear, hydro and renewable energy, while China is expanding electric car and battery production. But the absence of U.S. climate leadership is causing heads of state to ease off their goals, and violent protests in France against higher diesel taxes are casting a shadow over efforts to combat climate change. Join us for a discussion about who’s moving ahead and who’s moving backward in the transition to a clean energy economy.

Analysis by EI’s Amanda Myers is cited in an article exploring automakers planning new electric vehicle models to meet consumer EV demand.

EI’s forecast of electric vehicle deployment in the U.S. is featured in an article about how rising EV numbers could affect Iowa’s road fund.

EI’s Eric Gimon says outdated U.S. wholesale power market rules are preventing energy storage from reaching its full market potential.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle details practical approaches to utility business model reform in an era of cheaper clean energy resources.