The public conversation about AI and climate is loud, contested, and pulling in several directions at once. Some see AI as a powerful accelerant for the energy transition — a tool that can optimize grids,…
How we can design ACs to deliver reliable comfort, lower energy use, and reduced strain on power systems.
How Nigerian clean energy enterprises can stabilize livelihoods, empower women and youth, and reshape agricultural value chains.
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Local entrepreneurship, national policy, and a continent-sized market opportunity are helping to reenergize Nigeria’s automotive industry.
The new State Permitting Power Tool helps identify distinct permitting challenges and unlocks reforms that fix what’s actually broken.
Super-fast electric vehicle charging is an important but small part of the growing charging network.
Data and stories from RMI’s first Global Women in Clean Energy fellowship cohort in Indonesia.
Quantifying affordability, peak demand, and carbon pollution benefits of upgrading millions of electric resistance homes to heat pumps and the policies to help make it happen.
4 lessons from state programs to strengthen homes and insurance markets in a world of increasing extreme weather.
