EI’s Dan Esposito and Nik Sawe explain how clean hydrogen could be the solution to some of industry’s biggest emissions challenges, but only if judiciously produced and used. If not, it could delay or reverse progress on cleaning our economy.

EI’s Michelle Solomon explains how advanced conductors can up to double transmission capacity on existing lines in a matter of months.

EI’s Jack Conness discusses how a booming U.S. demand for lithium could spur the development of a domestic supply chain to fuel clean energy economic growth and boost national security.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Eric Gimon suggest that regulators consider building renewables closer to where demand is generated and increasing storage, rather than rushing to gas.

EI’s Silvio Marcacci explains that the U.S. must expand and strengthen the grid, and reconductoring transmission lines with advanced conductors can be the solution.

EI’s Chris Busch explains how the recent EPA standards to cut air pollution from heavy-duty vehicles will pave the way for cheaper goods, increased domestic manufacturing, and job growth.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal explains how investing in clean energy will create jobs, improve air quality, and allow the U.S. to meet the rising electricity demand.

EI’s Eric Gimon examines how green hydrogen could help decarbonize heavy industry and its potential to rival fossil fuels in the markets.

EI’s Nik Sawe explains the potential that green steel has on decarbonizing the industry and reducing its negative climate impact.

EI’s Sara Baldwin highlights that light-duty vehicles contribute to almost 60 percent of the transportation sector’s climate pollution. Thus, reducing tailpipe emissions is imperative to address widespread air pollution.