Greg Alvarez

Deputy Director of Communications

Greg Alvarez is the Deputy Director of Communications at Energy Innovation, where he executes campaigns that showcase the firm’s work in traditional and digital media.

Greg has worked in climate and clean energy communications for nearly a decade, most recently at the American Wind Energy Association/American Clean Power Association (AWEA/ACP). In this role, Greg worked on campaigns to strengthen state renewable portfolio standards and to protect and expand federal clean energy tax credits. He also served as an on-the-record spokesperson for the U.S. clean energy industry and chaired a committee of renewable energy developers focused on overcoming local opposition to new wind and solar projects.

A key part of Greg’s work at AWEA/ACP involved telling the human story of the clean energy transition, traveling the country to meet with clean energy workers and neighbors in their home communities. Their stories were incorporated into nearly every aspect of AWEA/ACP’s work and served as the foundation for launching the organization’s video program. Greg also co-created and oversaw the American Wind Week campaign, which engaged over 400 local, state, and federal elected officials from 2017 to 2020.

Previously, Greg served in the U.S. Department of Justice, working to increase government transparency for the Attorney General’s office.

Greg holds an M.A. in global environmental policy from American University’s School of International Service, where his graduate research focused on communicating the impacts of climate change to conservative audiences. He also holds a B.A. in international relations and journalism from Lehigh University.

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Works from Greg Alvarez

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Electric Vehicle Tax In Pennsylvania Would Punish Drivers For Being Responsible

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Renewables And Storage Got Texas’ Grid Through This Heat Wave. But The State Legislature Still Hasn’t Fixed Its Underlying Problems

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New Technologies Can Stop Fossil Fuels' Financial Rollercoaster. But We Must Ensure Everyone Has Access To Them

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Clean Energy Makes Economic And Environmental Sense For Pennsylvania

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Fossil Fuel-Funded Opposition Is Blocking America's Clean Energy Transition. Permitting Reform Can Help

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Battling Heat Waves, The Silent Killer

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Economic Tailwinds Mean The West Coast Should Stop Being An Offshore Wind Laggard

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Politicians Call For 'Blue Hydrogen Power.' But Just How Green Is It?

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Everyone Wants Pennsylvania To Be The Next "Hydrogen Hub"-- Buyer Beware

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Biden’s $4.3 Billion Offshore Wind Lease Auction Shows A Once-In-A-Generation Economic Opportunity—But Only Commonsense Policies Can Seize The Potential.

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What Do Utility Companies Have To Say About Clean Energy Tax Credits?

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Dusting For ‘Fingerprints’ To Determine Humanity’s Climate Impacts