Energy
Developing robust energy infrastructure is necessary to help the global poor escape their economic plight. Affordable, dependable power is a necessity for lifting Africans out of poverty. Increasing economic vitality, in turn, will allow countries to develop the necessary infrastructure and innovations to improve well-being and reduce climate risk.
By Corey Walker4 min readJanuary 18, 2023
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Energy
Competitive markets should continue to operate without state governments picking and choosing the winners within those markets. This will ensure that more reliable and cleaner options can come to market without the interference of needless red tape.
By Clark Strawser6 min readJanuary 3, 2023
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Energy
Meaningful increases in energy efficiency and demand response will improve grid reliability, lower all customers’ electricity bills, enhance the Texas economy, and create more jobs.
By Matt Welch6 min readDecember 13, 2022
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Energy
These new transmission lines are without a doubt a good thing for renewable energy development. Better transmission capability will hasten our transition to a future powered by clean energy sources.
By Kelvey Vander Hart3 min readSeptember 8, 2022
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Energy
Keeping a flexible operating environment will allow the best solutions for integrating renewable energy to emerge naturally.
By Jakob Puckett4 min readJuly 20, 2022
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Energy
The organization currently serves families on tribal lands and in California, Colorado, and the mid-Atlantic region. This is through their Energy For All Program, which offers “single-family, multifamily, and community solar installation services, project development, and technical assistance.”
By Kelvey Vander Hart3 min readMay 25, 2022
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Energy
Wind, solar, fission, and fusion must all comprise contributions to a carbon-neutral energy sector. But the government must not be in the business of monopolistically picking which companies or technologies will come out on top. Come rain or shine, renewables must be left to succeed or fail on their own merits.
By Connor Tomlinson5 min readDecember 13, 2021
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Energy
Discussion of our grid is ramping up, not going away. From state legislatures to Congress to the public square, it is a topic that is going to be brought up a lot this year. Knowing the facts will equip you to jump into these discussions as well.
By Kelvey Vander Hart4 min readMarch 22, 2021
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