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Despite Pledge to Phase out Fossil Fuels, the United States Still Spends $27 Billion a Year on Subsidizing Dirty Fuels

June 4, 2018 Press ReleaseUnited States

New study reveals continued support for fossil fuel development by all G7 countries

G7 Countries Waste $100 Billion a Year on Coal, Oil, and Gas

June 4, 2018 Expert BlogHan Chen

Our new study reveals that government support for coal, oil and gas in the G7 countries totals over $100 billion a year, wasteing taxpayer money and running counter to the pledges of the G7 nations to end fossil fuel subsidies…

G7 Fossil Fuel Subsidy Scorecard

June 3, 2018 ReportInternational, United StatesHan Chen

It’s time for the G7 to establish systems for holding themselves accountable to eliminating fossil fuel subsidies.

Time for the US to End Fossil Fuel Subsidies

June 3, 2018 Expert BlogHan Chen, Danielle Droitsch

State Leadership in Clean Energy Awards: Advancing Clean Energy Progress in the Past, Present, and Future

June 1, 2018 Resource

The Clean Energy States Alliance’s State Leadership in Clean Energy Awards, established in 2008 and held biennially, highlight the continuing progress and achievements by state clean energy programs across the United States. Past award winners have included state programs that…

Transaction Takeaway: New York State Community Solar Projects

June 1, 2018 Resource

Community solar allows New York state residents, who may be unable to install on-site solar, access to clean, low-cost energy regardless of their home or business location. NY Green Bank (NYGB) has recently invested in the community solar market with…

Australian Electric Vehicle Market Study

June 1, 2018 Resource

The CEFC and ARENA commissioned energy specialist Energeia to assess Australia’s electric vehicle (EV) market as well as to examine measures to accelerate the uptake of EVs and the associated requirements for vehicle charging infrastructure.

Nestlé’s Ice Mountain Bottled Water Leaves Nothing for Michigan’s Trout

June 1, 2018 DispatchMichiganSusan Cosier

The company wants to increase its groundwater withdrawals to 400 gallons a minute—but the community’s citizen scientists say enough is enough.

Financing a Diverse Solar Ecosystem in India

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

Building Climate Resilience in India

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

When Public Transportation Leads to Gentrification

June 1, 2018 PerspectivesUnited StatesJeff Turrentine

Why transit-oriented development projects need to include affordable housing amid all those luxury condos and cafés.

Two Clean Energy Buildings Bills Moving Forward in CA

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogUnited StatesPierre Delforge, Merrian Borgeson

Two bills that will cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and air pollution from homes and commercial buildings just moved forward in the California Legislature. The Senate approved SB 1477 by Senator Stern on Wednesday and the Assembly passed AB 3232…

Helping Cities Go Further, Faster on Climate

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogKimi Narita, Amanda Eaken

The Coal and Nuclear Bailout Memo: Recycled Idea, New Hat!

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogJohn Moore, Gillian Giannetti

The Trump Administration has made no secret of its desire to prop up coal and nuclear plants for political purposes and today the White House made it abundantly clear.

Michael Bloomberg Wants to Help Cities Keep the Promise of the Paris Agreement

June 1, 2018 Expert BlogNew York CityRhea Suh

The former New York City mayor’s American Cities Climate Challenge is a $70 million effort that will help 20 of the nation’s biggest cities achieve their climate goals.