Electrification

Utilities

California’s biggest all-electric utility has a plan to meet the state's tough 2030 carbon targets

Pedro Pizarro, CEO of SCE parent Edison International, says gaps in EV and electric building policies threaten state clean energy goals.

By Jeff St. John . 11 October 2021
Politics

What's in the latest version of House Dems' proposed clean energy legislation?

A detailed breakdown of the CEPP, tax credits for renewables, labor standards and more.

By David Roberts . 15 September 2021
Clean energy

Ahead of the curve: A new analysis on maximizing our climate technology investments

Cheap renewables change the calculus around EVs and electric heating.

By Jeff St. John . 31 August 2021
Carbon-free buildings

We already have the low-cost tools we need to cut the carbon hidden in buildings

A new report from RMI shows how materials and technologies available today can slash "embodied carbon" nearly in half.

By Jeff St. John . 24 August 2021
EV charging

Battery-swap startup Ample aims to beat out EV charging stations

Ample's contrarian approach could upend expectations about EV infrastructure.

By Eric Wesoff . 19 August 2021
Electrification

Quebec utilities have a plan to curb gas use and cut emissions during winter heating season

An unusual partnership between electric and gas providers targets fewer winter peaks and lower overall costs than an all-electric approach.

By Jeff St. John . 19 August 2021
Policy & regulation

Rep. Sean Casten on Hot FERC Summer and how to prepare the US grid for rapid decarbonization

Plus, tips on how to trick people into caring about federal energy regulation.

By David Roberts . 18 August 2021
Solar

Solar High Rollers: Reasons to be cheerful

Cheer up. Here are 10 examples of how solar power can move us closer to achieving global net-zero goals.

By Eric Wesoff . 13 August 2021
EV charging

We need gargantuan investment in EV charging stations. Where will the money come from?

Governments, utilities, automakers and charging companies are pitching in, but securing the tens of billions needed still won’t be easy.

By Jeff St. John . 12 August 2021
Carbon-free buildings

California takes bold steps to make electricity the fuel of choice for new buildings

A first-of-its-kind building code will create strong incentives for homebuilders to use all-electric heating and appliances. Next challenge: existing buildings.

By Jeff St. John . 11 August 2021

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Electrification

California’s biggest all-electric utility has a plan to meet the state's tough 2030 carbon targets

What's in the latest version of House Dems' proposed clean energy legislation?

Ahead of the curve: A new analysis on maximizing our climate technology investments

We already have the low-cost tools we need to cut the carbon hidden in buildings

Battery-swap startup Ample aims to beat out EV charging stations

Quebec utilities have a plan to curb gas use and cut emissions during winter heating season

Rep. Sean Casten on Hot FERC Summer and how to prepare the US grid for rapid decarbonization

Solar High Rollers: Reasons to be cheerful

We need gargantuan investment in EV charging stations. Where will the money come from?

California takes bold steps to make electricity the fuel of choice for new buildings