Expert Voice ・ Jan 31, 2023

Then And Now: Scientific Investigations Of Colorado River Drought A Quarter Century Apart

As the Colorado River Compact is renegotiated, scientists are critically examining historical research on the river’s flow to ensure...

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Report ・ Jan 31, 2023

Analyzing The Impact Of The Inflation Reduction Act On Electric Vehicle Uptake In The United States

This study assesses Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) impacts on light- and heavy-duty electric vehicle (EV) sales in the United States, finding...

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Press ・ Jan 31, 2023

Clean Energy Is Cheaper Than Coal Across The Whole US, Study Finds

Canary Media

EI's Michelle Solomon and Eric Gimon explain savings resulting from replacing existing coal plants with new renewable projects can finance a...

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

Coal In The U.S. Is Pointlessly Expensive

Gizmodo

EI's Michelle Solomon explains renewable cost declines and Inflation Reduction Act incentives means coal can simply no longer compete with wind and...

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

Replacing U.S. Coal Plants With Solar And Wind Is Cheaper Than Running Them

Bloomberg

EI's Michelle Solomon and Mike O'Boyle explain it's cheaper to build new local wind, solar, and storage than it is to continue running 209 of the...

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Expert Voice ・ Jan 30, 2023

99 Percent Of Coal Plants Are More Expensive Than Renewables. A Coal-To-Clean Transition Is Worth $589 Billion, Mostly In Red States

Forbes

EI's Eric Gimon explains the job creation and economic opportunities that would come from replacing uneconomic coal plants with wind and solar would...

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

All U.S. Coal Plants Except 1 Are Less Economical Than Wind, Solar– Researchers

S&P Global Market Intelligence

EI's Michelle Solomon and Eric Gimon explain that siting new renewables near former coal plants could speed up the clean energy transition by...

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

99 Percent Of U.S. Coal Plants Are More Expensive Than New Renewables Would Be: Report

The Hill

EI research finds only one operating coal plant in the U.S. is cheaper to run than building new wind, solar, and storage projects.

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

Heat Pumps: Energy-Efficient And Running Off Electricity, Denver Wants To Make Them More Affordable Too

ABC News Denver

EI's Dan Esposito explains how his heat pump kept his home 70 degrees while using no natural gas during Denver's coldest day in decades.

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Press ・ Jan 30, 2023

Report: Duke Energy’s N.C. Coal Plants More Expensive To Run Than Building New Solar Farms

Energy News Network

EI's Mike O'Boyle explains most of the U.S. coal fleet is uneconomic compared to renewables by a large margin.

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