When the Market Delivers Cleaner, Cheaper Energy, the Government Should Step Aside
15 Nov 2018
November 15, 2018 As originally published in Morning Consult Recently, the Trump administration has reportedly pulled the plug on a proposal (at least for now) to [...]
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A Voluntary Federal Framework
31 Oct 2018
Establishing a nationwide system for carbon reporting and an offset exchange will empower states, municipalities, and businesses to decrease emissions while [...]
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America’s Electric Grid Is a Matter of National Security
18 Oct 2018
by Kelly Ayotte Charles Hernick Originally published in The National Interest October 18, 2018 You are not alone when you experience that sinking feeling when your [...]
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Climate Central Releases New Tool for Broadcast Meteorologists to Highlight Local Impact of Renewables
12 Oct 2018
In the wake of this year’s National Clean Energy Week, we are pleased see our fellow advocates continue to find new ways of saving energy. At the end of September, [...]
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Nation Celebrates Saving Energy During 3rd Annual Energy Efficiency Day
5 Oct 2018
National Clean Energy Week has just wrapped up, but the support for clean energy continues with Energy Efficiency Day. Today, energy advocates join together to [...]
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Clean Capitalist Coalition Launches During National Clean Energy Week; Plans to align free-market principles and energy policy
26 Sep 2018
Washington, DC –Today a broad group of advanced energy and free-market organizations, scholars and experts launched the Clean Capitalist Coalition to focus on [...]
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Cutting Red Tape and Opening the Market to New Energy Resources
25 Sep 2018
by Charles Hernick Inside Sources The future is here — if we clear the way for it. That message is loud and clear during National Clean Energy Week, taking [...]
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New EIA Report Shows Economy Gets Smart on Energy Expenditures
21 Aug 2018
Watching our country optimize energy usage while the economy grows is exciting to say the least. Late last month, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) [...]
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Emissions Standards: A 1970s Problem That Needs a 2018 Solution
16 Aug 2018
As published in Real Clear Energy on August 15, 2018. U.S. fuel efficiency and emissions standards were first crafted in the 1970s in response to an energy and oil [...]
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AEE, CRES Forum push for federal actions to hasten advanced energy investments
10 Aug 2018
Originally published in Daily Energy Insider by Jaclyn Brandt Improving the modern electricity system in the United States is the responsibility of many groups, [...]
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