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New Report Shows America’s Energy Leadership Requires a $25 Billion Investment by 2030
Clean Tomorrow’s Re-Energizing America report offers targeted recommendations on how to rebuild American energy innovation leadership.
Reclaiming American Leadership in Energy Innovation
Now is the time to rebuild American energy innovation leadership and forge a cleaner, more affordable, and more secure energy future.
With Federal Support for Wind and Solar Waning, States Are Trying to Push Policy Through on Their Own
A new report from the think tank Clean Tomorrow tracks how states are expanding—or restricting—where renewable energy projects can be built.
Report: US DOE Will Need to Invest US$25 Billion in Energy Security by 2030
The US Department of Energy (DOE) will need to invest US$25 billion in energy security, affordability, economic opportunity and decarbonization to maintain its position as a leader in the global energy sector.
State Policymaker Perspectives on Renewable Energy Siting
The U.S. urgently needs accelerated renewable deployment to address climate change, growing energy demand, and rising electricity costs.
Chart: State Lawmakers Introduced a Ton of Anti-renewables Bills This Year
Legislatures considered far more bills that would hamper clean energy than ones that would help it, a new analysis finds.
Mapping the State-level Battles Over Blocking Renewable Energy
In the 2025 legislative session, which ended in June, states made an unprecedented push to overhaul clean energy siting.
The State of Siting: 2025 Legislative Round-Up
Grounded in our expertise on state policy approaches to renewable siting, this report summarizes state legislatures’ efforts to change clean energy siting policy in 2025.
From Partisan Whiplash to Lasting Progress: Rebuilding American Energy Policy
In 2022, Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act—the largest federal investment in American energy technology in history.
Clean Tomorrow Statement on Congressional Passage of “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”
The choice is stark: continue partisan energy wars and lose ground globally, or rebuild American leadership on bipartisan ground.
AI’s Energy Appetite Exposes a Renewables Rift in Washington
AI’s rising energy demand is deepening a political divide in Washington over renewables versus reliable power sources.
Columbia University Report Details Policy Mechanisms for Delivering Economic Benefits of Clean Energy Projects
The report describes the ways that clean energy provides economic benefits to host communities, profiles policies in seven key states, and features project case studies.