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Last year, the Trump admin tried to block funding for electric vehicle chargers but a federal judge overruled the decision.

Zero-emission vehicle incentives for first-time buyers

Washington, D.C. (September 27, 2026) — In response to the Department of Transportation’s rollback of national fuel economy standards under the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) program, America Is All In Chair, former White House National Climate Advisor, and 13th U.S. EPA Administrator, Gina McCarthy issued the following statement:

Join us for a morning convening that connects local climate action to global progress across three key themes: resilience, energy, and cross-sector collaboration. Local, state, and global leaders will...

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Join us for a morning convening that connects local climate action to global progress across three key themes: resilience, energy, and cross-sector collaboration. Local, state, and global leaders will highlight how they’re collaboratively deploying ambitious climate solutions that create tangible community benefits – from lowering energy costs to reducing air pollution.

Maryland utility bills are up more than 15% in a year. Governor Wes Moore joins us to talk about his push with PJM, holding data centers accountable, and keeping Maryland's offshore wind projects alive.

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is leading the transformation to a clean energy economy. Learn more at seia.org

Legislation to make it easy for Californians to install plug-in solar panels is headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk.

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Google will both invest in and purchase energy and storage from Steel River Energy Center in Mississippi County, Arkansas.

In just five years, solar, wind, and batteries overtook fossil fuels, keeping air conditioners running while slashing pollution.

The clean energy finance market has remained resilient, despite a volatile 2025 marked by both investment growth and policy uncertainty. It’s also changing shape. In 2026, new structures, technology types, and regulations are fueling real but uneven growth.