Politics
Newsletter: Biden wants to build batteries better
Batteries are quickly becoming crucial to the future of the grid and the auto industry.
By Julian Spector .
Politics
Clean energy
Can you ‘Trump-proof’ clean energy gains? Advocates in Ohio are trying
If elected, the former president plans to slash the federal climate and clean energy programs that are pouring money into states across the nation.
By Kathiann Kowalski .
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Batteries
Biden admin aims to make the US a world leader in lithium-ion batteries
The fast-growing lithium-ion battery sector is the key to powering EVs and decarbonizing the grid — and the U.S. doesn’t want to be left behind.By Jeff St. John .
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Guest essay
Making Biden’s historic commitment to energy equity a reality
Fulfilling the potential of Biden's energy equity promises will require time and ongoing commitment.By John Hall .
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Policy & regulation
Arizona passes rule for 100% carbon-free electricity but extends timeline
The state will now aim to reach carbon-free electricity by 2070, not 2050. -
Clean energy
Arizona may resurrect efforts to commit to 100 percent carbon-free electricity
Arizona's failed clean electricity proposal could live to see another day. -
Policy & regulation
Newsletter: Mind the gaps in Colorado's climate plan
Two camps of climate planners are squaring off over how to decarbonize Colorado.By Julian Spector .
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Policy & regulation
The decarbonization gap that's splitting Colorado Democrats
A new analysis offers criticism — and potential solutions — in the battle between an incentives-based approach and demanding mandatory emissions limits.By Jeff St. John .
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Nuclear
Biden going nuclear with a tax credit? Plus, an advanced reactor news roundup
A production tax credit for nuclear power generation could make its way into the $2.3 trillion jobs and infrastructure plan.By Eric Wesoff .
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Policy & regulation
Newsletter: Showdown in Arizona
Arizona has managed to make utility regulation into a spectator sport.By Julian Spector .
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Policy & regulation
Arizona rejects plan for 100% carbon-free electricity
Years of negotiation over Arizona's clean energy rules come to naught in the eleventh hour.
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