Solar
The Inflation Reduction Act could revive solar manufacturing in the US
The largest climate investment in U.S. history marks the dawn of an actual domestic industrial policy for solar power and other clean energy technologies.
Clean energy
Climate justice
What will the climate bill do for environmental justice?
The Inflation Reduction Act will make historic investments in disadvantaged communities with provisions for renewable energy, electrified transportation, environmental review and cleaner air.
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Energy storage
Energy storage wins a long-sought victory with Inflation Reduction Act
A dedicated grid-storage tax credit will unleash a new wave of development for technologies critical to meeting U.S. climate goals.
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Clean energy
‘This is HUGE!’ Major climate legislation will soon become law
House passes Inflation Reduction Act with $369 billion to supercharge clean energy, promote environmental justice, and cut carbon emissions. Biden will sign it within days.
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Clean energy
Climate bill could revolutionize US cleantech manufacturing. Here's how
Tax credits for solar, wind, batteries and critical minerals would last a decade, scale up with production, and boost competitiveness across supply chains, experts say.
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Podcast
America is finally doing something big on climate
From climate doom to clean-energy boom in 10 days: the surprising tale of the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Politics
Chart: Most voters support climate bill, including majority of Republicans
A poll of likely voters finds overwhelming support for the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes big investments in clean energy and good jobs.
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Podcast
What the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 would mean for climatetech
If passed, the broad-reaching bill could drastically cut annual U.S. carbon emissions by 2030 and help transform U.S. energy industries.
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Heat pumps
Window heat pumps will help electrify New York City's apartments
A $70 million initiative will deploy 30,000 electric heat pumps to bring climate-friendly comfort to residents of NYC's aging public housing units.
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Clean energy
US solar and wind projects stalled in Q2. What happened?
The Auxin Solar tariff investigation and uncertainties around tax incentives tanked progress, according to a new American Clean Power report.
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Politics
Chart: Most US voters prefer candidates who care about climate change
A recent survey found that nearly 60% of registered voters prefer political candidates who will take action on climate change — including more than a quarter of Republicans.
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