Energy

A new paper, "Decarbonizing our toughest sectors — profitably," makes the case that deep decarbonization isn’t a cost: It’s an investment that will make communities and companies money.

The electric utility industry will continue its charge toward renewables and carbon reduction, but on-site solar systems contribute to the carbon reduction we all need to support, and they make us look good while doing it.

California needs to diversify its grid in order to make it more resilient to increasing wildfires.

Floating wind has the potential to make a huge contribution to filling the installed capacity gap in renewables and represents a game changer for the energy sector globally.

Clusters, or areas with a many companies providing similar goods and services, can give the U.S. monopolies of scale for cutting emissions.

When distributed energy resources are aggregated, these assets can do more than just help the owners; they can help the entire grid become more resilient by providing new, dispatchable resources to utilities.??