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Landmark decision approves portfolio of resources focused on energy efficiency and beneficial electrification

Based in Washington, D.C., Michael Lenoff is a senior attorney with the Clean Energy program.

We’ll keep fighting for the clean energy future we need

Record-breaking climate emergencies will only get worse without sustained, urgent government commitment

Sabemos que podemos salir victoriosos ante el presidente Trump y sus aliados, porque lo hemos hecho antes.

One election will not deter us or erase the environmental progress we’ve achieved.

Major rail car explosion risk now averted throughout American communities

State regulators rejected a request from Puget Sound Energy to sharply increase gas and electricity rates, while taking steps to transition the utility to clean energy. This ruling by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission both moves PSE towards clean energy, while also highlighting some of the barriers to meeting Washington’s climate goals.

More progress to transition off fossil fuels will be needed to meet Washington’s climate goals; Initiative 2066 cited as a major barrier

Long Beach becomes second city in California to make a bold commitment to electrify its garbage trucks

The lawsuit seeks to undermine the state’s efforts to cut emissions, boost energy efficiency, and reduce air pollution

Report finds capping emissions can fund billions in investments for local communities, help 46% of New York households upgrade to clean heat pumps by 2035, delivering up to $524 million in annual energy savings across the state

Learn about key nominees in the Trump administration’s second term, and the powers they will have.

Results from the pilot show strong customer interest in shifting away from fossils fuels toward electrification.

Only truly clean hydrogen production should have a place in our clean energy economy

Lauren Piette, Attorney, Clean Energy Program, Earthjustice: “Hydrogen has the potential to help us decarbonize if it is made in a way that is truly clean, [but many fossil fuel companies] see hydrogen as a way to greenwash their dirty projects of the past.”

Megan Hunter, Attorney, Fossil Fuels Program, Earthjustice: “Those constitutional protections are there for a reason. And seeing the General Assembly have blatant disregard for them again and again harms Ohioans. It deprives them of these constitutional rights.”

How states, utilities, and regulators can address digital energy demands to strengthen the grid.