The United States is the midst of a rapidly changing — and demanding — energy transition and could be well positioned to lead globally if it continues to embrace innovation and make significant investment in research and development, a group says. “We want to work with anyone who’s serious about getting things done and reducing […]
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It might be the end of the year, but at Clean Tomorrow, we’re playing the long game and building policy work that can last. Organizations like ours, that can comfortably adapt to changes in the political environment, are the most durable — and are the likeliest to produce effective and attainable policy solutions. Since our […]
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Leading policy experts from Clean Tomorrow hosted a media briefing earlier today to discuss the future of durable clean energy policy and the opportunities for bipartisan support for building and innovating more on clean energy projects federally and in statehouses.
Learn MoreClick to read Leading Climate Policy Experts Deliver Media Briefing on Bipartisan Progress on Building & Innovating More on Clean Energy Federally & in Statehouses>Clean energy innovation is a modern American success story that has been written (and rewritten) for many years, and our progress has been a long time in the making. But, every election is a pivot point.
Learn MoreClick to read The Next Chapter of Energy Policy Progress>President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act appropriated $145.4 billion in spending for climate efforts. It’s unclear how much of it the administration has protected from President-elect Donald Trump.
Learn MoreClick to read POLITICO: The mystery number that’s key to whether Biden’s spending survives>The U.S. federal clean energy innovation pipeline is running at its swiftest clip ever. Reducing funding to a trickle would mean failing to follow through on the technologies we need to compete globally, power the economy, and reduce emissions.
Learn MoreClick to read Yes, America is Winning on Clean Energy Innovation. But the Hard Work Lies Ahead.>The weaponization of local siting processes may be a serious obstacle to clean energy, but it’s not an insurmountable one.
Learn MoreClick to read How Clean Energy Opponents Weaponize Local Siting and How State Legislatures Hold the Key to a Clean Tomorrow>The victories for clean energy in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act didn’t happen by accident.
Learn MoreClick to read The Path to a Clean Tomorrow>The leaders of the new environmental group Clean Tomorrow view themselves as “climate closers.”
Learn MoreClick to read POLITICO Pro: Capitol Hill, DOE alumni launch new climate group>An innovative nonpartisan organization called Clean Tomorrow launched this week to work across the ideological spectrum to pass solutions to advance clean energy now.
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