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.
The future is climate-friendly software
How coding and application design can pay a role in decarbonization. Read More
Could next-gen geothermal provide the clean firm power we’ve been looking for?
Google just announced an investment in the energy source that hasn’t gotten a lot of airtime recently. Read More
Net zero is transforming clean energy procurement
With corporations oriented towards net-zero goals, more organizations are considering the emissions avoided as a result of clean energy deals, rather than just counting the megawatts. Read More
The latest trends in renewable energy procurement
Last year was a record one for renewable procurements, with new U.S.-based capacity topping 10 gigawatts. Read More
How clean energy and fossil fuels interests fight to own the jobs narrative
For energy buyers, procuring clean energy alone isn’t enough. As clean energy is poised for growth, make sure you’re supporting organizations that properly value their worker force. Read More
We need a clean grid for electrification to decarbonize
The move to electrify appliances and other equipment only decarbonize if there is ample and affordable clean energy on the grid to feed the growing demand. Read More
Q1 2021: Amazon goes big, Ørsted is a fan of corporate procurement
A sleepy but respectable start after a blockbuster fourth quarter. Read More
Where progressives and conservatives agree on clean energy
It’s possible we’re closer to agreement than we think. Read More
The time is right to rethink the grid
It's the perfect time for big ideas to reimagine the U.S. grid infrastructure for the 21st century. Read More
An Oregon utility's unique model for supporting clean energy goals
Portland General Electric's Green Future Impact (GFI) program provides an avenue for large companies and cities to choose renewable energy. Read More
