Sarah Golden

Businesses that care about climate should spend as much time pushing for policy action as promoting their own commitments.

One small letter change in an acronym; one giant leap for a clean energy future.

They can be swapped out without end-users needing to make substantial changes to their processes or equipment.

The policies, funded by the bipartisan infrastructure bill, reflect the power of the federal government to send market signals to decarbonize.

The outbreak of the Ukraine war lays bare the structural flaws with EU’s strategy to use natural gas as a bridge fuel. Plans to increase support for green hydrogen and streamline renewable permitting are a good start.

To act or not to act? Climate risks are outstripping clean energy transition anxieties for major corporations.

Is California’s governor’s move to extend the life of a nuclear power plant a bellwether for public sentiment?

Why finding a common language between the climate community and finance community is essential for action.

How can we optimize energy storage for emission reductions?

I posed the question to experts at the foremost utility trade conference — DistribuTECH.