Qcells is betting $2.5 billion on a new Georgia factory to bring solar manufacturing home. VP Scott Moskowitz on building a domestic supply chain and what the industry is fighting for now that the IRA tax credits are largely gone.
Maryland utility bills are up more than 15% in a year. Governor Wes Moore joins us to talk about his push with PJM, holding data centers accountable, and keeping Maryland's offshore wind projects alive.
Geothermal has the technology and the demand. What it's missing is a clear path to financing the early, expensive step of proving a site actually works. Mike O'Connor, director of the newly formed Mountain West Geothermal Consortium, explains why that early testing phase is the industry's biggest hurdle, and what the four-state consortium is doing about it.
CEBA CEO Rich Powell on a new $121.2 billion ratepayer cost study, why permitting reform is the single biggest fix for energy prices, and what's driving a record year for corporate clean energy buying.
Tom Matzzie, CEO of CleanChoice Energy, discusses how the Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC spent $1.1 million to defeat Representative Chip Roy in a Texas Republican primary — and why $100 million in political firepower may be what the clean energy industry needs to survive.
Our team is heading to Climate Week NYC to explore how storytelling, finance, and communications can drive climate solutions and scale impact.
This episode underscores how aggressive messaging can sway decisionmakers on consequential, multi-billion-dollar issues. A sharp communications strategy can help to deliver outcomes few expect. That has certainly been true for Zeldin. Many assumed he was simply posturing for his boss, with little chance of influencing the courts.
So it’s no surprise that energy prices are shaping up to be a major factor in the coming elections.
The U.S. nuclear comeback faces a major hurdle: nearly 100,000 tons of spent fuel and no permanent storage solution, as political opposition blocks waste sites.
Anyone wondering what role rising utility bills will play in the midterms should look no further than New Jersey, where voters will choose their next governor in just 10 weeks.
