Thanks to Tim McDonnell at Semafor for highlighting our niche industry and the global support we provide to our tech and climate advocacy clients. It’s fascinating to see the simultaneous rise of journalists covering this space and the growing number of PR firms getting involved. Silverline has been committed to the clean energy transition for nearly two decades.

Silverline’s in-house climate scientist and Emmy-winning meteorologist takes a look at the impact of extreme weather. From farms to the insurance companies, weather is the topic of the year and the conversation will continue without climate solutions.

Earth Day 2023 finds many of America’s top environmental and energy reporters gathering in Boise, Idaho for the annual conference of the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ). This yearly event brings together journalists from across the climate landscape to discuss the challenges of serving as the proverbial canary in the coal mine about our changing climate. One topic of growing interest is covering climate issues through a cultural lens, whether through music, television or art – all this as our ever-changing environment and emerging technologies generate new interest in this important topic.

Unprecedented climate legislation is opening a vast array of opportunities for those in the cleantech space. The $369 billion dollars in federal funding is proving to be a gamechanger by delivering critical investments to climate tech developers and manufacturers. Companies are taking advantage of tax incentives and grants for solar, wind, and other renewable energy projects. Developments are moving even faster in e-mobility, where Americans now can now tap into a $7,500 credit to buy EVs. The law also requires that some manufacturing and assembly of EVs happens right here at home in the U.S. And as an important first, this law will dedicate between around $60 billion to environmental and climate justice efforts.

On the heels of the most transformative climate legislation in history, the clean energy movement is poised for action. Against this backdrop, how can climate and cleantech attract and elevate diverse voices that reflect the communities where equitable and just climate action is needed most? As a cleantech communications agency with diversity, equity, and inclusion at our core, Silverline wondered how Black leaders in cleantech are addressing the issue, so we partnered with Canary Media to develop and sponsor a forum on Accelerating Black Leadership in Climate Tech.

At Silverline, we believe in the power of storytelling - articulating unique and compelling narratives to help our clients break through the most crowded and complex climate landscape in history. Recognizing the demand for our unique domain expertise in storytelling at the nexus of climate, innovation, and policy led to the launch of Silverline+. The Silverline+ practice area is dedicated exclusively to strategic communications and executive thought leadership for Fortune 500 and market-moving organizations seeking a competitive edge in ESG, climate, and energy storytelling.

There are still Wonders of the World, and one of the most amazing in the Gemini Solar + Storage Project in the Mojave Desert outside Las Vegas, Nevada. We applaud developer Primergy Energy and integrator IHI Terrasun for building the largest solar + storage endeavor in the Americas. Learn the three key factors to success in this clean energy endeavor.

September could be called Climate Month 2022, as those working in the climate space navigated accessing the federal funding provided by the Inflation Reduction Act while attending ClimateWeekNYC and RE+ in Anaheim. Silverline leaders share insights after participating in both events, with an emphasis on clean energy in buildings and infrastructure, the happy marriage of solar and energy storage, and environmental justice.

Silverline climate change expert Brad Carl breaks down what the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) means for efforts to combat the climate crisis and invest in clean energy.