The IRA targets clean energy benefits to particular communities—energy communities—that have been heavily dependent on fossil fuels and will be most impacted by the changes in the energy landscape.

Evergreen talked to public health and environmental justice expert Dr. Shelley Francis to better understand the disproportionate effects of transportation pollution on communities of color and what we can do about it.

The tax incentives from the IRA are critical for transitioning away from dirty fossil fuels and unlocking clean energy for communities across the nation. For the first time, these tax credits will be available to a wide variety of tax-exempt entities.

Thanks to the New ERA and PACE programs, nearly $11 billion in federal funding is now available to rural communities to lower energy costs, reduce pollution, create new jobs, and help build our clean energy future.

The GGRF provides $27 billion to communities to invest in clean energy projects. Here's why this program is such a big deal.

The Michigan legislature is considering an ambitious climate and clean energy package that could help correct decades of unreliable power and high electricity costs.

Clean electricity tax credits are powerful incentives to decarbonize the power sector, build the clean energy workforce, and strengthen domestic supply chains. Here’s how they work.

The CPRG program provides $5 billion to states, local governments, and Tribes to tackle climate pollution and deliver clean energy to communities.

Transportation is an environmental justice issue. By evaluating programs like NEVI, one of the first Justice40 programs to roll out, we can help ensure government agencies and states center equity in the push towards a clean transportation future.

Creating clean energy jobs through climate action is no longer just a vision—it’s happening. Meet Akinlana Abdalla, who’s helping build a clean energy future in Wisconsin.