Natural Gas Harms U.S. Economy And Won’t Solve Rising Electricity Demand
The grid has added more renewables than gas in recent years because it provides cheap and fast electricity to meet demand.| Forbes
The grid has added more renewables than gas in recent years because it provides cheap and fast electricity to meet demand.| Forbes
Industry is the largest energy consumer in the world, but many companies are embracing electric technologies to create truly cleaner products.| Forbes
Coal power costs skyrocketed 28% since 2021, as aging plants and fuel get more expensive, forcing consumers to pay billions in higher energy costs.| Forbes
Energy provisions of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” would cost our economy years of growth with 830,000 lost jobs, $1.1 trillion less GDP, and 50% higher power prices.| Forbes
Inflation Reduction Act repeal would harm America's economy, costing 790,000 jobs, cutting $160 billion in GDP, and forcing families to pay $32 billion in energy costs| Forbes
U.S. power demand is surging as data centers plug in. The cheapest, fastest way to keep the lights on? Solar-plus-storage, not gas generation.| Forbes
America’s clean energy industries are creating hundreds of thousands of new high-paying jobs across the country.| Forbes
Two years after the Inflation Reduction Act was signed, a clean energy manufacturing boom is recharging communities and creating jobs.| Forbes
IRA investments and smart policy have accelerated U.S. auto manufacturing jobs to their highest point since 1990.| Forbes
The Inflation Reduction Act has invested more money in clean industry than any other U.S. policy, spurring a zero-carbon industrial transition.| Forbes
Two years after passing Congress, the Inflation Reduction Act has jumpstarted America's economy, creating good jobs and spurring a manufacturing boom.| Forbes
U.S. power bills have risen 20% in four years, crunching consumers. The culprit? Expensive fossil fuels and climate change impacts.| Forbes
The Inflation Reduction Act is powering a clean energy boom, creating 313,000 new jobs and attracting $360 billion in investment since August 2022.| Forbes
Nearly $9 billion in federal funds is starting to pour into red and blue states for home energy improvements.| Forbes
New Energy Innovation research finds electric truck costs have dropped rapidly, putting them on course to be cheaper than diesel much sooner than expected.| Forbes
