Many programs offer clean and efficient energy technologies to vulnerable households at low or no cost, but getting people to participate can be challenging. A recent study of California's low-income...
People are more motivated by saving money on gas than reducing their personal impact on climate change and are less willing to pay a fee in their electric bills to...
E-truck charging stations could power the transportation system of the future. Researchers at UChicago and Argonne calculated how much this might cost.
An evaluation of popular climate policies finds the benefits of clean electricity standards and clean energy tax credits may outweigh the efficiency gains of carbon pricing—if this efficiency exists at...
A new study finds expanding transmission lines increases renewable energy investments and reduces average electricity costs. The expansion costs are quickly paid back in environmental and health benefits.
An EPIC-Rhodium Group analysis finds that tax incentives to boost clean energy generation, a key part of the Build Back Better Act, are among the most cost-effective climate policies and...
