What's at stake for energy policy on Capitol Hill? How will it shape the tax debate in the 119th Congress? Join Bloomberg experts as they analyze the critical implications of the national energy emergency declaration.
Join us on Tuesday, February 25 at 2:30 PM EST as we sit down with Jane Melia, CEO of Harvest, and David B. Calabrese, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at Daikin U.S., to discuss their companies' respective heat pump technologies.
Join the conversation with our expert lineup of 60+ speakers, panelists, and moderators at the forefront of the critical innovations shaping the energy transition.
Join us on Monday, March 3 to learn about budget reconciliation and just how state advocates can save the IRA's clean energy programs.
This new poll from the Gas Leaks Project builds on five years of data tracking public approval of various energy sources and policies, and gives us critical guidance on how to shape climate campaigns during challenging political times.
Attendees will hear from both ACEEE staff who authored the Scorecard and state leaders on some of the most impactful new policies they were able to implement since the last edition.
Take a peek at everything Atlas Buildings Hub has to offer, from policy updates to heat pump market data to thoughtful analysis of recent developments in building decarbonization.
This webinar will showcase findings from two projects seeking solutions for underserved market segments: an exploration of the technical barriers and opportunities of installing heat pump water heaters in manufactured housing, and a framework for leveraging the green financing industry to fund retrofits.
Join the EPC and our partners for our first quarterly poll briefing of 2025, which will focus on voter attitudes about climate, the environment, and clean energy under the new administration.
Our journalists and panelists will have lively conversations on stage about clean energy and will explore interconnections with community resiliency, workforce and economic development, and industrial decarbonization.
You’ll hear from four everyday D.C. residents who chose to “go electric” for all sorts of reasons: from cutting down gas bills, to improving indoor air quality, to moving DC towards its ambitious climate goals.
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