Jeff Rissman discusses his recent book, Zero-Carbon Industry, and explains the potential for industrial decarbonization.

EI’s Michelle Solomon predicts that most coal plants will close rather than install costly technology to capture carbon emissions.

Improving the transmission system in the U.S. could allow for more low-carbon energy and get more out of the grid, according to EI’s Michelle Solomon.

The EPA’s final rule allows states to keep online retiring power plants for an additional year, according to EI’s Michelle Solomon, this long lead time should prevent supply shocks.

EI research finds that upgrading existing lines with advanced conductors could spur a nearly four-fold increase in transmission capacity expansion by 2035 compared to a new-build-only approach.

EI research finds that coal-fired power plants are uncompetitive against clean energy and energy storage in nearly every state in America.

EI’s Michelle Solomon explains that the new EPA rules will get utilities to think more proactively about how they are going to replace retiring coal plants.

EI’s Nik Sawe discusses why we have a hard time properly perceiving the risk of climate change through neuroscience and economics.

Recent EI research finds that utilities can reliably meet surging energy demand without new gas generation.

Utilities have alternative options to addressing rising energy demand, and EI’s Michelle Solomon and Eric Gimon explain why building gas plants is not the best solution for long-term demand growth.