EI’s Silvio Marcacci discusses clean energy predictions for 2024 after a historic year for climate policy.

EI’s Rachel Goldstein addresses the potential for floating solar panels to be implemented in the United States following successful large-scale deployment in Asia.

EI’s Jack Conness discusses the clean energy surge that occurred in 2023 thanks to the Biden Administration’s Inflation Reduction Act and the growing demand for clean energy technology.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal weighs in on 2023, which she calls the banner year for clean energy policy in the United States.

EI’s Shannon Stirone discusses recent studies that suggest there are connections between loneliness and climate change.

EI’s Dan Esposito argues that electrolyzers incentives must mandate clean power usage to prevent ‘clean’ hydrogen from worsening climate change.

EI research finds that almost every EV model cheaper to lease than gasoline-powered alternatives in most states with the help of the federal tax credits

Research conducted by EI finds that building new wind and solar projects is cheaper than running existing coal plants.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains the importance of domestic supply chains in order to scale up industry, and that the U.S. is currently playing catch up.

EI’s Dan Esposito weighs in on the potential benefits of green hydrogen as a replacement for fossil fuels.

In an EI hosted media briefing, Ric O’Connell discusses how the grid can be reliable under the proposed EPA rules.

EI’s Robbie Orvis discusses how important it is for policymakers to take environmental justice concerns seriously.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Elli Newman talk through recent research from EI that suggests policy solutions to reduce the financial risk of clean energy projects.

EI’s research finds that maintaining reliability under EPA’s proposed standards is technically possible, and that the primary threat to reliability is a failure by regional grid operators and others to sufficiently adapt to changes in the power sector.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses how inflation has hit renewable energy, but the factors driving price increases are temporary, and fossil fuels are still more expensive.

EI’s Robbie Orvis joins the gang to explore the parallels between the first great oil shock and the economic and political issues arising from the conflict in the Middle East today.

EI’s Dan Esposito discusses our 2022 green hydrogen report and explains that burning blends of hydrogen and fossil gas isn’t a viable large-scale solution.

EI research finds that the effects of heavy industry can be offset with the use of thermal battery systems which store electricity generated by heat.

EI research predicts that heavy industry sectors will be the largest source of planet-warming pollution in the U.S., but thermal batteries can help.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle discusses how California will need to coordinate private-sector investment and public-policy commitment in order for offshore wind to hit it’s targets.