Energy bills are about to go up in Pennsylvania. The reason? Investments in dirty fossil fuels, an overloaded grid, and now, a new GOP bill that will spike costs further. The solution? Building out more affordable, reliable clean energy.

Mismanagement of the grid by PJM Interconnection is set to spike electric bills 60 percent over the next 10 to 15 years. But reforms that allow cheap, clean energy to come online could cut bills by $505 a year.

States have demonstrated a commitment to tackling industrial pollution in their climate plans. Here are a series of recommendations for maximizing pollution reductions, investing in communities, and seizing economic opportunities.

It’s up to states to fight back against Trump’s climate denial and accelerate their own ambition. We don’t have a moment to lose.

Communities and local governments stand to benefit tremendously from three key Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) programs. Here’s a guide to these programs, examples of successful projects, and how to apply.

The next four years represent an opportunity to address the intersecting housing, energy affordability, and climate crises. It’s time to enact a bold agenda to lower costs for families and reduce both toxic and climate pollution from our buildings.

The overturning of Chevron is the latest example of the Supreme Court making up new rules to attack environmental and public agencies. But the fight is not over, and our movement can take advantage of this recent development to deliver wins for climate.

The zero-emission vehicle market is growing courtesy of the Biden administration and leading states, but emissions are still up. Here’s how we finally cut climate pollution from transportation.

The 45Q tax credit could channel billions of tax dollars to carbon capture, and key guidance coming soon can help make sure the public gets what it is paying for.

Evergreen Collaborative, RMI, and Climate XChange compiled data from all 47 state-level Priority Climate Action Plans. View trends across states and different approaches states took in developing their plans through this comprehensive survey.