Clean Energy Finance Forum

Could the United States decarbonize most economically by steering trillions in little increments to help homeowners solarize single sites? One model says so.

Breaking through from suspicion through conviction to fact, researchers presented papers this fall showing a persistent link between peoples' skin color and their situation in overheated, overpriced built environments.

Surveying China's plan to send carbon emissions way down, the IEA forecasts broader uptake of carbon capture, hydrogen and other decarbonization tools on the strength of China's manufacturing.

If NextEra absorbs Duke Energy, would energy regulators demand concessions that support low-income families? And would the merged utility speed up its decarbonization?

Where oil has flowed for decades, plunges in oil price can't make fossil fuels outshine solar in terms of cost.

A subsidiary of a Japanese firm joins the global gang investing in utility-scale solar in Texas.

BP has become the biggest oil and gas company to promise to cut its carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. Bernard Looney, BP’s new chief executive, said that it was “no longer enough” to provide reliable and affordable energy, it had to be cleaner too.

A Massachusetts Senate proposal to set aside funding for solar projects in low-income neighborhoods will do little to improve access without bigger changes to the state’s solar incentive program, advocates say.