Global Carbon Emissions Are Going Up Again. Is America Set for a Reversal?
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: Global energy trends, First Energy Solutions’ bankruptcy, nuke closures, and Pruitt’s battle with fuel efficiency.
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Trouble for Silicon Valley’s Top Car Companies
On this week’s Energy Gang, we look at Uber’s autonomous car accident and Tesla’s Model 3 woes.
The Origin Story of SunEdison
In this week’s edition of Watt It Takes, Jigar Shah opens up about his life and career, as well as the origins of SunEdison. Plus, he’ll give plenty of tips for entrepreneurs.
We’re on the Verge of a Transportation Revolution. If We’re Not Careful, We Could Screw It Up
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: how to steer automated, shared electric vehicles to a better future.
The Coal Boss, the Comedian and the Squirrel
Plus, the reality TV star and the industrial magnate brothers. There are a lot of characters on this week’s Energy Gang podcast.
FERC’s Historic Energy Storage Ruling: A Doomsday Countdown for Natural Gas Peakers?
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang: We’ll look at the long-term consequences of a new federal decree on energy storage.
Are America’s New Solar Tariffs Already Working?
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang, we round up of the latest manufacturing activity announced in the wake of Trump’s tariffs.
Americans Don’t Mind Wind Turbines Near Their Homes, Say Government Researchers
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: We dig into Americans’ perceptions of large-scale wind.
Trump’s Solar Tariffs: We Answer Your Questions
In this week’s podcast, everything you need to know about the latest salvo in the solar trade wars.
Electric Airplanes Could Remake Aviation
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang podcast: how electrified aviation could transform regional transportation.
Bomb Cyclone and NOPR Redux: What the Grid Really Needs
On this week’s episode of The Interchange: the next step in the evolving conversation about grid resiliency, reliability and flexibility.
Energy Policy in Trump’s Washington: Year One
In this week’s Energy Gang podcast, a discussion of where things stand under the Trump administration.
What an Abandoned Power Plant Waste Rule Says About the Agenda to Dismantle EPA
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang: Scott Pruitt’s effort to disassemble the Environmental Protection Agency.
Watt It Takes: A History of Greentech Media With Scott Clavenna
In this week’s edition of the Watt It Takes podcast: Our co-founder and chairman pulls back the curtain on GTM’s origins.
How Utilities Charged Consumers $40 Billion for Failed Power Plants
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: a look at the best energy journalism of 2017.
The State of Energy Storage in America
On this week’s episode of The Interchange: a live conversation on the breakout year for storage.
The Hidden History of Canadian Hydropower Headed for America’s Northeast States
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: How the quest for more clean energy fueled a 50-year struggle over racism, land rights and billions of dollars.
Startup Stories of 2017: Blockchain, Battery Innovations and an Acquisition Surge
On this week’s Energy Gang episode: We travel to Greentown Labs to discuss the state of the cleantech startup scene.
Dan Shugar, the King Midas of Solar
Shug graces this edition of the Watt It Takes live podcast series.
The House Passed a Tax Bill. Will Wind and Solar Take a Hit in the Final Package?
On the Energy Gang podcast: Poison pills for renewables in tax reform; Elon Musk breaks out his portal gun; and experts warn about European nuke closures.
Scott Pruitt Opens EPA’s Front Doors to Industry, Pushes Scientists Out the Back Door
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang: The latest in Pruitt’s mission to remake the Environmental Protection Agency.
Rick Perry’s Halfhearted Attempt to Make Coal a Winner
In this week’s episode of The Energy Gang: Why everyone is blasting Secretary Perry’s attempt to shore up aging coal plants.
Energy Gang Episode 200: What’s Changed Most in Energy Over the Last Four Years?
A reflective episode of The Energy Gang. Plus, we discuss the energy and humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico.
Energy Gang Live: Debating Local Climate Policy in the Trump Era
The Energy Gang is live in New York City this week. We feature energy trivia, a Proust questionnaire, and special guest Mark Chambers.
Proterra’s Electric Bus Breaks a World Record for Range—1,100 Miles on a Single Charge
Proterra and LG Chem step up their battery game.
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