How to Use Cheap Renewable Energy
Renewable energy in the United States has declined in cost, but electricity transmission remains a challenge.
Rural Backlash Could Impede Climate Ambition
Efforts to triple renewable energy capacity may face resistance from citizens in rural areas.
The Underused Field for Clean Energy
Congress and agencies should make better use of land use authorities to meet clean energy goals.
Technology, Not Subsidies, Is the Key to Electrification
Proponents of electrification often overlook its economic drawbacks, including inefficiencies from subsidizing new technologies.
The Green Clash Between Renewables and Conservation
Scholars argue that federal agencies can conserve land and still increase renewable energy output.
What Will It Take for the Electric Vehicle Transition to Hit the Gas?
Penn Program on Regulation panel highlights policy options for accelerating the transition to electric vehicles.
How the Current Siting Regime Stifles Renewable Energy
Scholar argues for changes to siting regulations to speed up renewable energy deployment.
The Australian Model for Rooftop Solar Energy
Australian regulators demonstrate the benefits and drawbacks of locally driven policy.
Navigating Stormy Waters for Offshore Wind Development
Offshore wind developers face regulatory approval challenges.
The Need to Change Jurisdiction Over the U.S. Electric Grid
When state and local voters prohibit clean energy transmission lines, they halt progress on climate change mitigation.
Zombie Laws Haunt the Energy Market
Scholar argues that energy regulations that once protected consumers now block renewable energy companies.