Cross-sector energy transition, renewable generation, emerging technologies, and industry outlooks.
Infrastructure has stopped being only a tech story. It’s a power story, a land story, and a community story, and the people who shape each chapter used to sit in separate rooms.
Discover key renewable energy trends for 2026 as solar reaches a milestone plateau while grid modernization becomes critical for the energy transition.
The global race to power artificial intelligence and data-driven innovation is colliding with an energy contradiction: our power grids were not built for this pace of demand. Across the Mountain West, hyperscalers are building data centers faster than new generation and transmission can keep up, pushing the energy sector, policymakers, and developers to rethink how … Read more
If you think renewable energy has already passed its peak, think again. Today’s clean energy industry is at a crossroads: policy uncertainty on one side, explosive demand from artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers on the other. Together, they create enormous opportunities.
Nuclear energy is leading the pack among energy options thanks to bipartisan support for the clean, reliable, dispatchable, and sustainable power. Operators and developers of nuclear fission energy still qualify for the full value of the 45Y clean electricity production tax credit (PTC) and the 48E investment tax credit (ITC), as long as formal construction begins on their facilities by 2033.
Read how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) phases out solar, wind, EV, and clean energy tax credits. Deadlines, rules, executive orders — broken down by sector.
Over the four days of CLEANPOWER, tax credits and tariffs loomed over conversations, but this was met with an equally exhilarating energy for how clean energy can meet massive load growth with its unique speed-to-power. Here’s what’s trending in clean energy for 2025.
Texas is leveraging its vast natural resources and taking advantage of its standing as a deregulated market to fuel over thousands of clean energy jobs, attract billions in private investment, and slash emissions — all while powering millions of homes with cost-effective energy.
Communications strategy and executive thought leadership is important in every industry – but in climate tech, it’s essential for standing out in a crowded marketplace and cutting through the noise. The clean energy transition is in full swing and organizations of all sizes should be looking at assertive PR strategies.
Clean energy resilience refers to the ability of a community or region to maintain a reliable and sustainable energy supply even in the face of extreme weather events. Unlike traditional fossil fuel-dependent systems, clean energy infrastructure is inherently more resilient. Our climate change expert Brad Carl talks about ways the clean energy industry is responding.