Blog

Renewable Energy is Not Just for the Grid: Supercharging Carbon Removal with Geothermal Energy Increases Carbon Abatement

July 15, 2025 Maxwell Pisciotta, Hélène Pilorgé, Likhwa Ndlovu, Jennifer Wilcox

Elevating Carbon Management: Reimagining Climate Policy in a Politicized Energy Landscape

July 11, 2025 Noah Deich, Jennifer Wilcox

Filter

Filtered By:

Clean Energy

Results

Renewable Energy is Not Just for the Grid: Supercharging Carbon Removal with Geothermal Energy Increases Carbon Abatement

July 15, 2025 Maxwell Pisciotta, Hélène Pilorgé, Likhwa Ndlovu, Jennifer Wilcox

Finding Common Ground in Contaminated Places

June 30, 2025 Arwen Kozak

One Bad Backward Bill Will Hurt the Nation

June 20, 2025 John Quigley

Can China’s ETS Push the World Toward a Green Future?

June 13, 2025 Rachel Zhang
Steam and pollution rise on a cold day at the Arapaho Station Coal Power Plant, a coal fired Xcel power plant along the Platte River in Littleton, just outside Denver, Colorado.

Fact-Free U.S. Energy Policy Metastasizes

May 23, 2025 John Quigley

Learning From Uruguay’s Energy Transition

April 21, 2025 Jack Leitzell

More Bad Ideas to Promote Gas, More Clean Energy Solutions for Load Growth

March 25, 2025 John Quigley

Rising Toward a Cleaner Future: Pennsylvania’s CCS Ladder for Industrial Decarbonization

January 28, 2025 Shelvey Swett, Maxwell Pisciotta, Hélène Pilorgé, Shrey Patel, Jennifer Wilcox
VOTE HERE SIGN placed on the walkway to a neighborhood polling place, as seen on election day in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Local Leverage: Energy Policy on the Ballot

November 14, 2024 Arwen Kozak
Aerial view of Mae Moh Coal Power Plant with smoke and toxic air from chimney. Factory industry. Electricity tower in energy or pollution environment concept. Lampang City, Thailand

U.S. CCS Ladder for Industrial Decarbonization 

October 25, 2024 Maxwell Pisciotta, Shelvey Swett, Hélène Pilorgé, Shrey Patel, Jennifer Wilcox