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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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Patrick White Testimony Before the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate and Nuclear Innovation and Safety
Patrick White provided testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate and Nuclear Innovation and Safety examining S. ___ Build Nuclear with Local Materials Act; Discussion Draft S. ___ RECHARGE Act; and Discussion Draft S. ____ Enrichment Licensing Modernization Act.
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A Smarter Way to Pay: Public Financing for Affordable Transmission Development in New England
New England will need to scale a broad mix of clean energy resources, grid infrastructure, energy efficiency and demand response, and other technologies to meet climate targets, accommodate rising demand from electrification and new industries, and manage winter peaks projected to double over the next 25 years. At the same…
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New analysis finds public financing could save New England customers billions on grid upgrades
A new study from Acadia Center and CATF finds that public financing mechanisms could significantly reduce the cost of building and upgrading transmission infrastructure in New England.
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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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Clean Air Task Force founding attorney Ann Weeks retires, leaving legacy of cleaner air, healthier people, and a safer climate
After three decades of service, Clean Air Task Force’s founding attorney Ann Weeks, is retiring.
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Continued uncertainty: Department of Energy circulates latest “retain/modify” awards list
DOE’s latest “retain/modify” list has injected significant uncertainty into clean energy development and deployment at a time of surging energy and electricity prices.
