What kinds of messages resonate with people and get them interested in taking action on climate and participating in the energy transition?

What is the new FERC Order 1920, and how can it help pave the way for more transmission capacity to unlock the potential of wind and solar in the US?

Should we believe projections of surging electricity demand from data centers, crypto miners and AI? And are new gas plants the best way to meet new demand?

What is the role and potential of demand-side solutions in the energy transition?

Will the final proposed rules for the US 45V hydrogen production tax credit stimulate a vibrant green hydrogen industry without increasing carbon emissions?

As we phase out fossil fuels, can the revenues they have supplied to some communities be replaced by revenues from clean energy projects?

How can green industrial policy harness the tools of capitalism and growth to make the energy transition successful?

What causes inflation? And how is it connected to the energy transition?

Author Akshat Rathi shares key insights from his new book, Climate Capitalism, about how the private sector provides scalable solutions to climate change.

Nuclear power’s long track record of failure, including that of small modular reactors (SMRs), shows why it will not contribute to the energy transition.