EPA’s power plant carbon rules could be the administration’s most effective tool to cut carbon pollution—if they are strengthened in a few crucial areas.

The Michigan legislature is considering an ambitious climate and clean energy package that could help correct decades of unreliable power and high electricity costs.

EPA introduced rules that would set carbon pollution standards for both new and existing fossil fuel power plants. We gathered a group of experts to explain the proposed rule and how we can make it even stronger.

Clean electricity tax credits are powerful incentives to decarbonize the power sector, build the clean energy workforce, and strengthen domestic supply chains. Here’s how they work.

EPA’s power plant carbon rules are the administration’s most effective opportunity to cut carbon pollution. Here’s what you need to know and what must come next.

The CPRG program provides $5 billion to states, local governments, and Tribes to tackle climate pollution and deliver clean energy to communities.

Buildings are one of the most polluting sectors of our economy. The Biden administration has the power to cut carbon pollution in one-sixth of all new homes by updating one legally-required energy standard. This is what needs to happen next.

U.S. energy infrastructure should support our climate goals, not undermine them. Here are the three key principles to designing the best possible climate test—so we start approving the good, not the bad.

EPA is expected to propose updated carbon standards for power plants in the next few weeks. These rules are the president’s single most impactful opportunity to reduce carbon pollution through executive action.

EPA just released new light-duty vehicle standards. Read why these rules are so important and what they mean for tackling climate change, advancing environmental justice, and improving public health.