Energy
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Renewable energy shouldn’t be blamed for spiking energy prices — it's the solution
Increased investment in renewable energy will increase supply and reduce prices Read More
Decarbonizing steel: How the demand for greener steel will upend the supply chain
Companies such as Mercedes and BMW increasingly want sustainable steel to meet their own climate targets. New tech is helping. Read More
Clean energy aims for true zero
Power shift: Leading organizations are figuring out how to match energy use with clean energy supply in real-time. Read More
Grading companies’ net-zero plans
The grades are in, and major companies are coming up short on net-zero goals. Read More
First solar canal project is a win for water, energy, air and climate in California
Covering all 4,000 miles of the state's canals with solar panels would save more than 65 billion gallons of water annually by reducing evaporation, one study showed. Read More
A 100 percent clean power sector by 2035? Only if we clear the path for storage
Sponsored: Dependable, renewable power supply relies on advancing battery storage policies and solutions. A clean energy CEO weighs in on what’s next. Read More
3 design considerations for electric school bus vehicle-to-grid programs
What utilities, regulators and other stakeholders need to know to design future projects with EV and V2G technology. Read More
The energy transition needs these missing ingredients
Public utility commissions across the U.S. don't have what they need to support the evolving energy system. Read More
Wave energy sees ripples of activity in the U.S.
Riding a new wave of funding, the fledgling industry that aims to harness the power of the sea to produce electricity is coming to a crucial inflection point in its long haul toward commercialization. Read More
What do utility companies have to say about clean energy tax credits?
Why do we need Biden’s clean energy tax credits? Don’t ask environmentalists—ask the utility CEOs in charge of keeping your lights on. Read More
