With 50,000+ attendees, RE+ has gotten bigger and more crowded, demanding more of communicators and marketers to make brands stand out. But in 2025, we’re looking at the most important RE+ of the last decade.

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.

Federal policy is driving the clean energy narrative. In a 24-hour pulse survey of our clients, the response is clear - clean energy leaders are balancing optimism with caution.

The clean energy revolution isn't just changing how we power our world—it's reshaping industries, economies, and public discourse.

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.

In the first two parts in this series on critical minerals, we covered the basics - what they are, why they matter, and barriers for scaling. As we look to the future, the industry is taking shape. Decisions are looming on areas such as permitting, supply, and standardized regulations for new mines.

If Congress and the White House change hands, many are assuming there will be changes to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). While amendments are possible, a lot of money is already out the door, and business is booming for the clean energy transition.

In order to reach 2050 climate goals to enable the clean energy transition and scale critical mineral mining in a sustainable way, the US will have to up it's game and increase international cooperation at the same time. A delicate dance.

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.