Statement of Nathaniel Keohane  President, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions    September 30, 2026 On introduction of ...

Analyzing four regional power systems currently serving 54 percent of the nation’s electricity demand, modeling estimates ...

Energy policy is back at the center of congressional debate as the U.S. faces an increasingly complex energy landscape. Electricity demand is growing after a two-decade pause, due in part to new ...

Climate tipping points—critical thresholds beyond which components of the Earth system undergo rapid and often irreversible change pose a growing challenge for global adaptation action. Reaching ...

The United States is well-positioned to lead the world in producing the next generation of industrial technology, including equipment, processes, and systems that make factories more efficient, ...

American Made, Deployed Everywhere: U.S. Opportunities in Industrial Decarbonization Technologies Executive Summary 0 minute read ...

At a moment when electricity demand is growing more rapidly than it has in a half-century, and businesses, utilities, and consumers need greater certainty, the Environmental Protection Agency has ...

Our work to deliver more clean energy for continued economic prosperity and emission reductions faces an immediate and accelerating hurdle: a historic surge in electricity demand. The rapid expansion ...

The effectiveness and efficiency of the just transition work programme (JTWP) is being reviewed at the same time that Parties consider how to operationalize the just transition mechanism (JTM), making ...

Ahead of New York Climate Week, C2ES, with maslansky + partners and Potential Energy Coalition, highlight insights from a study of 2,000 adults across the United States revealing strong support ...

Leveraging technology parallels from oil and gas, geothermal exploration and deployment could use pressure-tested policies to meet the moment of rising energy demand WASHINGTON—Accumulating beneath ...