Sarah Golden
Sarah Golden brings more than a decade of experience in climate, clean energy and politics. Golden is a columnist at Trellis and a frequent speaker at industry events and podcasts. She also leads Trellis' flagship event, VERGE, focusing on how organizations are deploying climate tech to reduce emissions. Golden holds bachelor's degrees in politics and environmental studies from Whitman College, and was an Annenberg Dean’s Scholar at the University of Southern California, where she earned a master's degree in broadcast journalism. She also studied Financing and Deploying Clean Energy at Yale University, where she continues to serve as an Ambassador. She loves rivers, dogs and boats.
Behind Adobe’s bold plan to build an all-electric building
Many questions remain, including what technologies will play a role and the projected price tag. Read More
Let’s talk about Renewable Energy Certificates … for natural gas
Renewable natural gas (RNG) is a finite resource. So where and when should we use to get the most benefit? Read More
There's a blockchain energy app for that
The creators of Energy Web Chain hope to inspire developers to create diverse applications more quickly, ranging from demand response to peer-to-peer trading systems. Read More
Anheuser-Busch 'signs' giant contract with the sun
The beverage giant announced that it's set to meet its renewable energy goals four years ahead of schedule, thanks to solar. Read More
What makes Starbucks' latest clean energy transaction unique
Wake up and smell the corporate renewable procurement. Read More
Newly independent REBA and founding NGOs plan to supercharge corporate renewables procurement
Its evolution sends a message to utilities and policymakers. Read More
How Walmart boosted clean energy policy in Georgia
A contract limitation was limiting municipal utilities' attractiveness to corporate buyers — so they teamed up for market innovation. Read More
The biggest resource we don't use: Q&A with Amory Lovins, energy innovator
The legendary clean energy advisor to the VERGE conference talks accelerations and transitions. Read More
Tracking the relationship between the oil supermajors and climate change
The top five gas companies say that they're investing in clean energy — but how true is that claim? Read More
Cargill, GM, P&G among group calling for market-ready renewable thermal energy
Scalable commercial options for loads like heating or manufacturing processes haven’t caught up with climate goals. Read More
