If political conditions in the United States and elsewhere require a rebranding of technologies formerly known as “climate tech,” so be it. The larger economic, technological, and geopolitical forces propelling everyone toward cleaner energy remain as strong as ever.
by Steve Benen
While the OBBBA guts renewable energy incentives, undercuts US manufacturing, and hands a long-term advantage to China, economics will continue to drive clean energy growth.
by Michael Copley
Interview mit Simon Schmid
Despite the administration’s push for fossil fuels, solar is faster, cheaper, more stable, and increasingly American-made. Here’s why it’s the smartest path to true energy leadership.
by Stephanie Hanes
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A Call from Environmental and Natural Resource Economists
Gespräch mit Daniel Nutz
European University Institute Climate Week 2025, Palazzo Buontalenti, Florence
by Chloe Aiello
Conversation with Chris Levesque, CEO of TerraPower
Columbia Business School
During Columbia Business School’s Earth Week, Professors David Schizer and Gernot Wagner explored how climate and national security priorities can accelerate the transition to clean energy.
Columbia SIPA
Despite federal rollbacks, both red and blue states are using federal and state incentives to drive investment and upgrade energy infrastructure.
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