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Amid Brutal Natural Disaster Season, Nearly 3 in 4 Adults Say Climate Change Is Playing a Role
1 in 5 respondents say they would consider moving due to the impact of natural disasters on their region
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Renewables Sector Saw Gradual Job Growth in August; Employment Still 14% Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Report indicates an addition of nearly 13,600 clean energy jobs last month, adjusts July figure up slightly
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Nuclear Energy Among the Least Popular Sources of Power in the U.S., Polling Shows
Nearly half of U.S. adults oppose increasing the country’s number of nuclear energy facilities
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Gen Z Largely Believes Climate Change Is Inevitable, Though Roughly Half Think It Can Be Slowed
About a quarter of Gen Zers say humans can stop climate change, while fewer than 1 in 10 think it cannot be stopped or slowed
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Worldwide Denial-of-Service Cyberattacks on Utilities Up Five-Fold This Summer, Data Shows
Top U.S. consumer-owned utility group says it’s ‘well-prepared’ for flood of DDoS attacks
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As Interior Issues Arctic Oil Leasing Plan, Over 2 in 5 Voters Oppose Opening Public Lands to Drilling
Across demographics, voters less likely to support extraction on public lands when prompted to consider ANWR
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Energy Department in Talks With Other Countries to Enhance Nuclear Programs, Officials Say
DOE’s Baranwal, Garrish: Allowing Development Finance Corp. to finance projects would strengthen U.S. influence in emerging economies
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U.S. Fossil Fuel Sector Has Come Out Far Ahead of Renewables in Pandemic Relief, Recent Policies
Energy Policy Tracker: Since March, U.S. has devoted more to its fossil fuel sector than any other G-20 country
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In July, Clean Energy Employment Gains Slowed to a Crawl
Report from BW Research shows an addition of 3,200 jobs last month
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Carbon Price Group’s Model Finds Tax Would Lead to 57% Emissions Reduction By 2035
Report on economic impact of carbon dividend plan shows surging investment, accelerated renewables transition