C2ES is encouraged by the introduction of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026, one of the most significant bipartisan energy proposals in decades. Durable, bipartisan progress ...

This submissions responds to the call for written inputs to the Integrated Forum on Climate Change and Trade (IFCCT) on bridging climate and trade tools to support low-carbon transitions. It focuses ...

Statement of Nathaniel Keohane  President, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions    September 30, 2026 On introduction of ...

Analyzing four regional power systems currently serving 54 percent of the nation’s electricity demand, modeling estimates ...

At a moment when electricity demand is growing more rapidly than it has in a half-century, and businesses, utilities, and consumers need greater certainty, the Environmental Protection Agency has ...

Summer is officially in full swing, and it’s brought a host of climate- and energy-centered headlines: rising electricity demand, record-breaking heat, and a potential Super El Niño that could lead to ...

For companies navigating the current political context, the research suggests a strategic path forward: continue the work, broaden the frame, and ground your communications in the business logic that ...

These days it can feel hard to find good climate and clean energy news at the federal level. Early phase-out of renewable electricity tax credits, cancellations of grant programs for innovative clean ...

Against the backdrop of growing geopolitical instability and heightened concerns over global energy security, the June 2026 64th Subsidiary Bodies meetings (SB64) in Bonn will be an important ...

Trade policy is emerging as a critical tool for accelerating global climate action. The growing intersection of climate and trade policy could present opportunities for enhanced international ...

The COP31 President—Minister Murat Kurum of Türkiye—officially called for Antalya to be the “COP of the Future: The COP of Implementation.” Many COPs have previously promised to prioritize ...

Across South Central Texas, communities and organizations are beginning to build resilience against extreme heat, wildfires, and flooding. While many of these initiatives are making an impact locally, ...