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Energy efficiency efforts drive record investment and savings nationwide

State efforts to enhance energy efficiency through dedicated programs are having a noticeable effect on cost-saving measures and pollution reduction. According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), states collectively invested $8.8 billion in energy efficiency programs in 2023, a

Adam Rollins

Austin Energy study estimates $50B cost, decades of work to bury city’s electrical lines

Continuous rises in extreme weather—meaning hotter summers and colder winters—impose a risk to the reliability of Austin’s energy supply.

Candace Barnette

Texas Senate approves measure to bolster grid against growing power demands

According to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state is on track to have its electric demand outpace supply by 2026.

Keaton Peters

Multi-industry coalition backs California’s heat pump expansion plans

CAHPP is inviting more stakeholders to join its coalition, which already includes state agencies, major manufacturers, retailers, distributors, utilities and other market leaders.

Keaton Peters

States form coalition to drive clean transportation despite federal uncertainty

The Clean RIDES Network has unveiled a roadmap for how to reduce emissions—even as Washington changes course on climate initiatives.

Keaton Peters

Wyoming pursues roadmap for coal industry in evolving energy landscape

The WEA issued a Request for Proposals for a detailed analysis of Wyoming coal supply, market demand and the potential to export abroad.

Adam Rollins

DOI, Alaska partner to reopen natural resource opportunities in oil reserves, wildlife refuges

The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Alaska are collaborating to tap into the state’s natural resource potential. The initiative is part of the federal government’s efforts to promote domestic energy development and growth. To leverage Alaska’s wealth