EI research and analysis finds that electricity rates have risen about 40 percent since 2010, an increase driven by the impacts of climate change and fossil fuel prices.

Research and analysis by EI finds that price spikes on electricity transmission costs is driven by gas prices and climate-change driven natural disasters.

Recent EI analysis finds that the spike in electricity prices has been caused by factors like natural gas price volatility and rising transmission and distribution costs, and that vary from state to state.

EI’s Jack Conness explains that funding awarded through the IRA and CHIPS Act have created an incentive purchase and install U.S. made solar panels.

EI’s Greg Alvarez writes about how wind and solar are the cheapest forms of electricity, but a variety of restrictions threaten economic growth and the health of American communities.

EI research finds that every electric vehicle model is cheaper to charge in every state compared to their gasoline powered equivalent.

EI research and analysis concludes that the United States cannot achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions without carbon-free hydrogen.

EI’s Jack Conness is the creator behind the map which tracks the Inflation Reduction Act’s $110 billion investments into American clean energy manufacturing.

The Inflation Reduction Act is powering a clean energy boom, creating 313,000 new jobs and attracting $360 billion in investment since August 2022.

EI’s Anand Gopal explain show the EU Parliament’s conservative shift could impact the future of Europe’s clean energy transition.

EI analysis shows that electric vehicle owners save an estimated $18,000 to $24,000 over the vehicles’ lifetime from fuel and maintenance costs.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains how the power grid can meet growing demands without relying on gas plants.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal explains that technology and federal funding has positioned American industry to cut emissions, create good paying jobs, and improve national security.

EI’s joint research with the Rhodium Group and the REPEAT project finds that solar power is on pace to meet its targets, but that wind capacity is lagging behind.

EI research finds that a more effective way of lowering gas utility emissions is to repair leaks and improve insulation inside homes.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal explains that advanced reconductoring is a quicker process than building new transmission lines, which will allow the U.S. to meet the growing energy demand more efficiently.

EI’s Michelle Solomon explains how advanced conductoring can improve transmission capacity and create a more reliable grid.

EI’s Michelle Solomon explains that advanced reconductoring can be the solution for doubling our transmission capacity in a short amount of time.

EI’s Brendan Pierpont explains that the coal industry is experiencing a structural decline and that the EPA’s ruling pushes the industry to make a decision.

New EI research finds that China’s industrial sector is responsible for 61% of the country’s carbon dioxide emissions.