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.

Silverline announced the launch of Silverline+, a practice area 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 for the decisive decade ahead.

In this first episode of Climate Tech Break, our team of clean energy and clean tech experts dives into the hype about hydrogen. It may be the world’s simplest and lightest element, but green hydrogen is a heavy hitter in the effort to decarbonize on a global scale.

From net-zero 2050 goals to transportation electrification to environmental justice, how has the Administration delivered on these climate commitments so far? Silverline took a deep dive into some of the key energy priorities we’ve been watching.

Last week’s historic winter storm and grid reliability woes in Texas could provide momentum to an even bigger-than-expected push by the Biden administration and Congress to modernize an energy infrastructure that is increasingly pummeled by polar vortexes and other extreme weather events tied to climate change.

President Biden’s prospective environment cabinet is getting mixed reactions in the Senate, representing deep divisions on curbing fossil fuels and the difficulty of taking heavy legislative steps in addressing climate change.

With President Biden’s first two weeks highlighted by a sweeping set of executive orders outlining his administration’s climate and clean energy agenda, action has shifted to Capitol Hill, including more movement toward Senate approval of Biden’s energy and environment cabinet.

In his second week on the job, President Joe Biden continued his aggressive pace to implement the boldest federal climate and clean energy plan in history and making it a central issue across his agenda.

Under Biden's plan the U.S. will aim to achieve a 100% clean energy economy and reach net-zero emissions by 2050.