Analysis by EI’s Chris Busch is featured in a Los Angeles Times story about California’s record high 3rd quarter 2017 cap-and-trade auction results.

A court decision vacating EPA’s rule to reduce HFCs could diminish the Obama Administration’s legacy, cost up to 9.5 billion metric tons avoided emissions, slow economic gains by U.S. companies and consumers, and block the U.S. from its climate action commitment under the UN’s Kigali Amendment.

Analysis by EI’s Chris Busch is featured in a Carbon Pulse article forecasting that all remaining California cap-and-trade auctions will sell out through 2020.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle talks technical challenges faced for grid operators during the solar eclipse and how energy storage plus markets will keep the lights on.

EI research is cited in Politico’s Morning Energy coverage of a U.S. Court of Appeals decision against an EPA rule to reduce HFC emissions.

EI research is cited in an Axios report on potential emissions-related impacts of a U.S. Court of Appeals decision against an EPA rule to reduce HFC emissions.

Like many Southeast Asian countries, Indonesia must decide how to supply its fast-growing energy demand.A new quantitative tool, the Indonesia Energy Policy Simulator (EPS), can help policymakers explore various avenues to leapfrog high-carbon development through energy efficiency and clean energy

Solar brightfields, solar arrays built upon landfills or contaminated land, are a fast-growing segment of the U.S. solar industry with the power to unlock gigawatts of clean energy potential and recharge blighted areas or urban communities.

Energy Innovation analysis is used to forecast the potential impact of a U.S. court decision that ruled against reducing hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) emissions.

Rising demand for clean electricity and shifting customer demand has upended America’s utility sector, making building new fossil fuel generation a tricky proposition. A new DOE/LBNL report shows how utilities can avoid risky investments through flexible long-term planning.

Analysis by EI’s Chris Busch is cited to show extending California’s cap-and-trade market will likely create higher demand in future carbon allowance auctions for the market.

Renewable energy and fossil fuel advocates have one thing in common – an unhealthy tendency to fall in love with a particular energy technology. Each has a cadre of vocal advocates, but each are a bit myopic. The problem is that picking winners and losers based on such biases sells the U.S. short.

A guest contributor for America’s Power Plan says creating portfolios of energy efficiency projects to deliver demand reductions where and when utilities need them can help keep pace with grid demand.

EI Research Director Chris Busch details how California’s declining emissions fit into statewide climate efforts in a San Francisco Chronicle story discussing the state’s cap-and-trade program extension.

Three principles can help U.S. policymakers manage evolving wholesale markets to achieve a cleaner, more affordable, and more reliable grid.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal is quoted in a Morning Consult article discussing how East Coast states are pursuing offshore wind to add clean energy and fight climate change.

EI’s Chris Busch is quoted in a Sacramento Bee article discussing the effect California’s cap-and-trade extension could have on gasoline prices.

Offshore wind energy’s costs are falling fast, just at technological innovations combine with smart state policy to generate huge investment opportunities for utilities and developers along with economic growth for states and communities along the U.S. coasts.

Energy Innovation’s Chris Busch is quoted in an article by Utility Dive highlighting the California legislature’s vote to extend its cap and trade system.

Energy Innovation’s Chris Busch joined Southern California Public Radio for an interview on California cap-and-trade extension’s expected impacts