Policy
Why Jigar Shah thinks America’s clean energy industry isn’t dead yet
The former Biden energy official says growing demand will assure future production, even if Congress will determine how expensive it will be. Read More
Low-carbon cement startups allied with Amazon and Microsoft lose federal funding
Sublime Systems received its funding cancellation notice one week after announcing its unique procurement contract with Microsoft. Read More
Report: $4.5 billion in clean energy investments cancelled in April
The sector can expect to see even more investment nixed if the GOP's Big Beautiful Bill becomes law. Read More
The SBTi net-zero update is falling short. 3 ways to fix it
Getting net zero right requires a credible, science-based framework. Read More
Climate United Fund vs. EPA vs. Citibank: A Timeline
Stay up-to-date on the coalition's lawsuit against the EPA and the bank. Read More
EU’s Omnibus package heightens legal risk for companies
EU's Omnibus proposal weakens corporate positions against climate-motivated lawsuits. Read More
Trellis Poll: 85% say they’d be hurt by government clean energy credit cuts
The majority of respondents cite financial hardship to their organizations. Read More
House reconciliation bill targets clean energy: what you need to know
Short answer: The proposal cuts nearly every relevant tax credit and fund created by the Inflation Reduction Act. Read More
These state recycling bills offer relief from tariff uncertainty
They're called Extended Producer Responsibility bills and they offer supply chain relief. Read More
U.S. carbon removal industry in turmoil as federal support remains uncertain
Staff cuts at the Department of Energy have jeopardized the future of federal support, which is considered essential to the industry’s success. Read More
