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Annual Report 2025
RMI’s work to create a world of abundant, clean, safe energy continues across boundaries with exciting innovations, new partnerships, and proven solutions.
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RMI at COP 30
RMI heads to COP30, the 30th U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties.
India
Driving the Adoption of Zero-Emissions Trucks at Major Ports in India
Electric trucks can make India’s ports more competitive and cleaner in a changing global market.
Industry
A Government-Led Advance Market Commitment (AMC) for Carbon Removal
RMI discusses a government-led advance market commitment for carbon removal as a tool to scale deployment, fill gaps, and benefit leading governments.
General
RMI Welcomes Two New Trustees
RMI Welcomes Two New Trustees: Former Head of FERC Under George W. Bush and President of Alliance to Save Energy RMI welcomes Pat Wood, III, and Paula Glover, two leaders in United States energy policy…
US Policy
Electricity Affordability Toolkit
This toolkit lists more than two dozen of those tools to help legislators, staff, and advocates identify and advance effective electricity affordability solutions.
Transportation
Bay Area Medium and Heavy Vehicle Electrification Roadmap
This report estimates power demand in the Bay Area, grid impacts, investment needs and provides recommended solutions and actions for transitioning freight MHDVs to electric.
Global South
Policy Framework for Zero-Emission Trucks Adoption at Major Ports in India
A phased policy framework outlining enabling measures to accelerate zero-emission truck adoption at India’s Major Ports.
Electricity
How State Regulators Can Utilize the Latest Legislative Trend to Make Electricity More Affordable and Reliable
With state legislators passing new advanced transmission technologies laws, the ball is now in the hands of regulators.
Global South
Sailing Towards Net Zero
The Maritime industry transports around 90 percent of international trade volumes, contributing nearly 3 percent of global CO₂ emissions that could rise to 10 percent by 2050 if left unchecked.