The projects, people, and policies advancing the energy transition.

What I’m reading: Blue states fight back to save U.S. wind projects, Germany and China notch EV milestones, UK households can soon buy balcony solar, and more

Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.

Russell Vought wants complete control over the $1.1 trillion in federal grants handed out each year

Local and state governments, scientists, and research institutions are alarmed by a Trump administration proposal that would give political appointees across federal agencies the power to kill grants – including funding for clean energy.

What I’m reading: Offshore wind advances in Canada and New Zealand, Desertec 2.0, electrification bills advance in California, Trump's assault on energy efficiency, and more

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What I'm reading: Special research roundup edition

Quitting Carbon checks in on recent energy transition research you might have missed with a special roundup of notable reports and studies.

What I’m reading: The UK’s “greenest” PM exits, opportunities to invest in clean energy, California challenges Trump's offshore wind deals, and more

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Clean energy advocates are winning the legal fight against the Trump administration

A string of legal setbacks has the Trump administration on the back foot. Clean energy companies and Democratic state attorneys general should continue to press their advantage.

What I’m reading: Denmark's "greenest government," longer duty for lithium-ion grid batteries, research roundup, and more

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California is investing a half-billion dollars to decarbonize homes for low-income households

California is installing zero-emission electric appliances and energy-saving upgrades at no cost to low-income households across the state under the Equitable Building Decarbonization Program.

What I’m reading: California bolsters its grid and advances a plug-in solar bill, checking in on Australia's energy transition, the “Great Clean Energy Acceleration 2.0,” and more

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Backed by the law and voters, the offshore wind industry must go on offense to secure its future

The courts, permitting reform, and political power will ensure the offshore wind industry has a future, attendees heard at the Pacific Offshore Wind Summit in Long Beach, California.

What I’m reading: Global EV and heat pump sales surge, people won't forget the Iran war disruption, research roundup, and more

Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.