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Tues, June 29, 12:30 pm ET



Wed, June 30, 12 pm ET
"The State of the Energy Transition"
with Broadscale

"The Long-Awaited Promise of Carbon Capture"
More details soon to come!
Check out our Energy Leaders Webinars Series page for updates.
Webinar Recording
Watch the recording from last week's OurEnergyPolicy webinar with Tim Cawley—President and CEO of Con Edison, one of the largest investor-owned utilities in the United States—and Julie Tighe, President of the New York League of Conservation Voters, co-hosted by Jay Worenklein, CEO of US Grid Company.

The Clean Fight New York—a partner of our Energy Leaders Webinar Series and supported by New Energy Nexus and NYSERDA—is calling for applications for its 2nd cohort of startup companies with ready-to-scale solutions to decarbonize New York's mass-market buildings. The Clean Fight is a cleantech accelerator for growth-stage companies from around the world looking to scale in New York.

Applications close on July 18, and there will be a Cohort 2 Info Session on July 8.
Ongoing Discussion
What is the government’s role in supporting innovation? And what innovative policies or low-carbon technologies are most promising? Comment and see insights from our online community below:
"To mitigate the worst effects of global warming, all efforts must be made to maximize the contribution of nuclear in the electricity generation mix. This must be done in all aspects of national economies, not just in the utility sectors. I am working with prominent colleagues in Texas to bring ERCOT and industry together to begin long range planning for advanced nuclear reactor SMRs..."
- Tom Rehm, Inaugural Chair, AIChE Climate Solutions Community
"The main issue is not the innovative technologies. It’s polarization. The U.S. had long been known for boldness in creating technical breakthroughs. But conflict over environmental policies initiated by the environmental laws of the 1970s drove a rift into U.S. society. The groundbreaking laws achieved rapid progress against pollution but raised environment to the ultimate value in society...."
- Frank T. Manheim, Affiliate Professor, George Mason University
Publications in the OurEnergyLibrary
American Council on Renewable Energy
June 15, 2021
World Resources Institute
June 16, 2021
Energy Futures Initiative
June 17, 2021
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Featured Podcast

Since Joe Biden took office, the United States has been seen by Europe as an ally in the fight against climate change. But American does not fully line up with all of Europe’s climate plans. In this episode of the POLITICO Energy podcast, Zack Colman discusses how the president’s European trip reflected the differences.
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