The United States is entering into a new era in which energy, manufacturing, and computing are converging into a single growth engine: the “electro-industrial” stack. Investment is clustering where policy reliability, regulatory ease, economic capacity,…
How small shifts in charging schedules can enable faster trucking electrification and lower costs for both fleets and utilities.
Despite concerns about global progress against climate goals, there are undeniable strides being made at the country and subnational levels.
From electric trucks, to hydrogen and renewable diesel, “Run on Less” demonstrates the trucking industry’s commitment to prove out more efficient, cleaner technologies.
At Climate Week NYC 2025, support from Washington was missing, but companies showed up in record numbers. Companies and coalitions are tackling the practical work of the energy transition — from efficiency and transparency to…
Discover our toolkit on how to integrate and measure all the socio-environmental benefits of a carbon credit project that are integral to credit design and quality but can’t be measured in tons of C02.
If you work for a company that is still waffling about attending Climate Week NYC, there’s never been a more important time to engage.
Global investment in clean energy has reached record levels, and unprecedented US federal incentives have revealed a strong pipeline of domestic projects. Meanwhile, electricity demand is projected to rise 24 percent by 2030, (an…
While US natural gas prices are on the rise, more than 90 percent of last year's new global renewable energy capacity was cheaper than a fossil fuel alternative.
The second part of a two-part series, we offer recommendations for regulators from our research on performance incentive mechanism evaluation.
