clean energy

J. Rogers/UCS

July 18, 2022

Massachusetts Needs Ambition: In the Wake of W.V. v. EPA, What One State Can Do

John Rogers
Energy Campaign Analytic Lead

Andre M/Wikimedia

June 29, 2022

Why Did California Fail to Pass this Clean Energy Bill?

Mark Specht
Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst

Connor Betts/Unsplash

June 24, 2022

What Firefighters Can Teach Us about Preparing the Grid for Extreme Weather

Mike Jacobs
Senior Energy Analyst

UCS

June 15, 2022

5 Powerful Facts for Global Wind Day

John Rogers
Energy Campaign Analytic Lead

A person in the foreground carries a sign reading "Solar Power to the People" at a demonstration on the Pacific Coast highway during People's Climate March protest for the environment in the Wilmington neighborhood in Los Angeles, California. The march, which specifically protested the expansion of a Tesoro refinery, was held in a heavily industrialized neighborhood and was led by environmental leaders from indigenous and minority communities.

Andrew Cullen/REUTERS

June 13, 2022

Do We Really Need New Technology to Fight Climate Change?

Johanna Chao Kreilick
Former President

INSPIRE-MINNESOTA

May 31, 2022

Minnesota Should Go All-In on Climate Solutions

Meghan Hassett
Former Contributor

Zorandim/Shutterstock.com

May 31, 2022

Our Overdependence on Methane Gas is Costly: We Need Policymakers to Pass Clean Energy Legislation Now

Ashtin Massie
Former Contributor

Ken Lund

May 19, 2022

Minnesota Lawmakers Could Go Big on Clean Energy, or Go Small

Meghan Hassett
Former Contributor

A neighborhood of Boulder, CO, featuring colorful homes with solar paneled roofs

Dennis Schroeder/NREL/Flickr

May 10, 2022

Un futuro con energía 100% renovable es posible, y lo necesitamos

Paula Garcia
Senior Bilingual Energy Analyst and Energy Justice Lead

Sara Faraj

April 27, 2022

Michigan puede hacer la transición al 100% de energía renovable para 2035, salvar vidas y crear empleos

Guest Commentary

Markus Spiske/Unsplash

April 25, 2022

Grid Modeling Overview: Four Types of Models Guiding the Transition to Clean Electricity

Mark Specht
Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst

Fortune Conferences

March 31, 2022

It’s Time for Charles Koch to Testify About His Climate Change Disinformation Campaign

Elliott Negin
Former Contributor

a wind farm is set against a plain with cloudy blue skies overhead

Hedgerow INC/Flickr

March 16, 2022

As War Rages in Ukraine, Policymakers Must Reject Fossil Fuel Industry Spin

Julie McNamara
Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy

Riley County Public Works

March 14, 2022

Phasing Out Fossil Fuel With Renewables and Grid Changes

Mike Jacobs
Senior Energy Analyst

Nick Hagen

March 1, 2022

Building Local Power With Neighborhood Microgrids

James Gignac
Midwest Policy Director

Netflix

January 26, 2022

Spoiler Alert: We Can Still Knock the “Comet” Off Course. But We Can’t Squander Solutions.

Meghan Hassett
Former Contributor

Moritz Knoringer/Unsplash

December 14, 2021

California Energy: A 2021 Review and a Look Ahead

Mark Specht
Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst

Tom Shockey/Flickr

December 8, 2021

Clean Energy 2021 Year in Review: Midwest Progress

James Gignac
Midwest Policy Director

GE Renewable Energy

November 17, 2021

US Offshore Wind: 3 Key Opportunities to Advance Equity

Paula Garcia
Senior Bilingual Energy Analyst and Energy Justice Lead

Hasan Zahka

November 16, 2021

Mythbusting “Wind Oversupply”

Joseph Daniel
Former Contributor

Aerial view of National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska

Flickr/BLM Alaska

October 26, 2021

Welcome Silence: Biden Administration Passes on ConocoPhillips Alaskan Drilling Appeal

Derrick Z. Jackson
Fellow

Terry McGraw/Pixabay

October 6, 2021

“Code Red” for Climate Means Reducing US Oil and Gas Production

Derrick Z. Jackson
Fellow

Nick Hagen

October 5, 2021

What Does It Mean to Let Communities Choose? A New Report by UCS and Soulardarity

James Gignac
Midwest Policy Director

arbyreed/Flickr

September 24, 2021

Congress Must Provide a Lifeline to Energy Workers and Communities in the $3.5-Trillion Build Back Better Package

Jeremy Richardson
Former Contributor