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California commits to funding geothermal cost-share program essential to driving project deployment
This week, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a budget agreement that includes targeted funding for geothermal exploratory wells, which are essential to developing next-generation geothermal projects in the state. “Next-generation geothermal can play a significant role in helping California meet its ambitious climate and clean energy targets by providing firm power…
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2026 Colorado Legislative Session: Progress across clean energy and infrastructure
The progress this session demonstrates the General Assembly’s ongoing interest in advancing climate and clean energy policies to reduce air pollution and strengthen the state’s grid.
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California can turn fusion momentum into commercialization. SB 925 is the next step.
In the United States, California has long been at the frontier of the nation’s pursuit of harnessing fusion as an energy source.
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Build Here: How Targeted State Investment in Geothermal Can Fill California’s Clean Firm Gap
California enjoys some of the best geologic conditions for next-generation geothermal in the nation, and private capital is ready to develop these resources – but only if development risks are lowered. Lack of understanding of the subsurface across many regions of California is one such development risk, and it is…
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California could cut 2045 electricity costs by up to $44 billion a year by investing in next-generation geothermal, finds new CATF report
Next-generation geothermal energy could dramatically reduce the cost of achieving California’s clean energy goals.
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Unlocking next‑generation geothermal: A state policy playbook for the American West
Next‑generation geothermal offers governors and state legislatures a unique western solution.
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From the 2026 session to what’s next: Expanding our work in Virginia
Virginia’s 2026 legislative session made one thing clear: the Commonwealth is entering a new phase of energy policy.
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Pennsylvania announces $267 million awards for industrial decarbonization projects that reduce emissions from steel, cement, food, and manufacturing
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced $267 million in RISE PA awards for 31 industrial decarbonization projects.
