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Picked up pieces on permitting reform, the Senate map, Newsom and Pritzker at Climate Week, and Josh Siegel's move to Punchbowl.

Utility bills are rising nationwide, and renters have the fewest options to fight back against costs hitting red and blue states alike.

Martin Heinrich already leads Senate Democrats on energy policy. Now that New Mexico is voting fourth in the 2028 presidential primary, his influence over clean energy, water and public lands is about to grow even further.

As electricity demand surges and states respond with moratoriums, rate classes, and consumption taxes, the fight over data centers is really a fight over whether clean energy wins the AI buildout.

Chip Roy, the ardent anti-clean energy attorney general candidate — better known in Washington as a House Freedom Caucus leader — looked like a shoo-in for Texas’ top law enforcement job. Fast forward three months, and Roy’s political career is over

Shifting tides of clean energy politics, from Tim Pawlenty’s new leadership at SEIA to the urgent need for the industry to build the political power necessary to survive a post-tax-credit environment.

Picked-up pieces on CERAWeek, permitting reform, the president’s DOA budget, Democrats’ new messaging legislation, data center developers’ preventable disaster and more.

Today we’re featuring David Schutt executive director of the U.S. House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition (SEEC).

Today we’re featuring Eva Hernandez, executive director of Mosaic

Today we’re featuring Bryant Jones, executive director of Geothermal Rising