As China currently dominates the clean energy market, the U.S. must ramp up its capabilities through public and private investments in renewable energy supply chains to remain a viable renewable energy competitor. Read more...

The climate provisions ultimately included in an infrastructure bill will have direct geopolitical consequences for US interests abroad.Read more...

International climate finance can be both a response to the existential threat of climate change and a key method of competing with China.Read more...

The Global Methane Assessment is a stark reminder of the importance of reinstating methane regulations in the United States. Read more...

A national power grid will increase energy security, increase resilience to extreme weather events and make the transition to clean energy easier and cheaper.Read more...

Ambitious U.S. climate policy would boost Latin America’s economy and address two critical national security priorities: strategic competition with China and climate-induced migration. Read more...

Energy is a key need for Cuba and a strength for the U.S., offering an opportunity for engagement that would support American exporters while also curbing Chinese influence and reinvigorating U.S. commitments to climate and energy cooperation with the Caribbean.  Read more...

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Host Andrew Holland and Fusion Industry Association's Melanie Windridge discuss how the fusion energy sector has changed in the last decade and the balance between public labs and private companies.Read more...

Throughout the United States, local governments and independent investors have recognized the consistent growth in clean energy generation and sales. The success of the clean electrical sector makes us more secure, and can be attributed to a combination of free market mechanisms and climate-friendly government policies.Read more...