Planned Gas Plants & Pipelines Likely “Stranded” in Future
A new Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) study finds that most proposed gas power plants—and the pipelines that are being built to serve them—are likely to beco...
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PA Needs CO2 Limits—and Strong Renewables Policy, Too
New modeling shows that Pennsylvania can remain a large electricity exporter while building a better, cleaner, and stronger economy. ...
North Carolina Poised to Slash Climate Pollution
Under Governor Cooper’s leadership, North Carolina is changing course, moving toward a clean energy economy...
What That Flashy Renewable Energy Paper Got Wrong
The costs of wind and solar energy keep falling; installing a new wind turbine costs about a third of what it did in 2008. Solar prices fell by 88 percent...
U.S. Power in 2018: The Good, the Better, and the Gassy
The first numbers on last year’s energy trends are in, and there are two pieces of great news and one that should worry us: Solar and wind energy are thriving...
EIA: Clean Energy Grows, Climate Action Becomes More Urgent
The latest long term energy forecast from the EIA signals that an economy based on low-cost, clean energy is achievable, but it also highlights just how far off...