Senate Democrats recently unveiled a budget reconciliation bill that includes $369 billion in energy and climate spending over the next decade.
Don’t miss the recording of EcoBlock Project Advisor Michael Ginsberg’s panel at the 2022 Microgrid Knowledge Conference!
In a recent news release, PG&E debunks efficiency myths that can increase energy use and cost customers money.
The Biden-Harris administration announced approval for construction of the Ten West Link Transmission Line, permitting the production of more than 25 gigawatts of renewable power on public lands.
EcoBlock PI and Energy team co-lead Dr. Alexandra “Sascha” von Meier joined industry experts at the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)’s inaugural Smart Building Summit to discuss the role of smart building technologies in advancing decarbonization and the challenges of integrating renewable energy resources with the electric grid.
A U.S. Energy Information Administration survey finds that use of electricity for home heating has surpassed the use of gas for the first time in the survey’s 40-year history.
The Department of Energy announces that the Biden Administration has authorized the use of the Defense Production Act to bolster domestic production of clean energy technologies.
EcoBlock co-PI and UC Berkeley professor Dan Kammen, alongside Charles Koven of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, discuss why maximizing housing density near transit hubs would be a win for the climate and for the community.
EcoBlock co-PI and UC Berkeley professor Dan Kammen discusses how California’s recently drafted scoping plan for climate policy misses the mark on combating climate change.
On May 13, 2022, Governor Gavin Newsom released the 2022-23 May Revision to the Governor’s Budget which proposes $301 billion in total spending, including an additional $9.5 billion for climate change.