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Utility costs, wildfire liability, and outdated rate design are increasing California’s electricity bills. State officials have seven ways to stabilize rates then cut costs. The post California’s Electricity Affordability Crisis Harms Consumers: Here’s How To Solve It appeared first on Energy Innovation .
California’s electricity rates are now the second-highest in the country and roughly double the national average, having climbed faster than inflation since 2000. The post Fixing California’s Electricity Prices: Q&A With GridLab’s Ric O’Connell appeared first on Energy Innovation .
Climate journalist Leah Stokes shares about her new book, becoming a mother, and covering a changing climate. The post Writing About A Changing World: Q&A With Leah Stokes appeared first on Energy Innovation .
A growing body of research shows the fastest, cheapest, and most reliable way to power the AI era isn't more fossil fuels that cost customers and the climate. It's flexibility, storage, and clean generation brought directly by the customers driving the demand, increasingly known as Bring Your Own Power (BYOP). The post Bring Your Own Power: How Data Centers Can Solve Their Own Energy Problem appeared first on Energy Innovation .
America’s natural gas prices are rising, sending household energy costs spiking along with them. Projections estimate that by 2027, they could jump another 30 percent as demand grows and the United States increases exports of domestic fuel to other countries. The post Why Are Natural Gas Prices So High? appeared first on Energy Innovation .
Federal policy decisions favoring natural gas and keeping coal plants open are forcing consumers to pay higher electricity bills. The post Federal Energy Policy Will Increase Energy Bills, Cut Off Affordable Electricity Generation Additions appeared first on Energy Innovation .
Consumers and government officials are increasingly worried America’s data center boom is a major reason for skyrocketing energy costs, thankfully there are a number of options for government officials to consider to ensure that the U.S meets the demand without harming customers. The post The Affordable Way to Meet Rising Electricity Demand appeared first on Energy Innovation .
Pollution could kill roughly 7,400 Americans every year for the next 15 years, and give 19,000 kids asthma and 170 adults lung cancer. The post Column: America’s Masses Are Again Yearning To Breathe appeared first on Energy Innovation .
A fundamental piece of fighting the climate crisis involves cutting emissions by electrifying transportation — everything from commuter cars to heavy-duty trucks. The post Transforming Transportation: Q&A With The Electrification Coalition appeared first on Energy Innovation .
India's ultra-cheap solar and agricultural waste could combine with green hydrogen to produce sustainable aviation fuel cheaper than oil-based jet fuel within a decade. The post India’s Fuel Security Risk Is A Billion-Dollar Aviation Fuel Opportunity appeared first on Energy Innovation .
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