Inside Climate News’ Post

President Joe Biden’s signature climate law has been a favored target for Republicans. But the legislation has gained broad support from industries and states, and it could be hard to undo.

An Ohio utility is fighting with tech giants over who assumes the financial risk of data centers. We look at this dispute, along with the climate concerns of the data center boom.

The Gavin coal plant in Ohio is poised to get a retirement date. Dan Gearino looked at the retirement status of the 10 largest coal plants in the country and found that five are on their way out, and Gavin is likely the sixth.

The Inflation Reduction Act has led to a boom in jobs and investment, but few political benefits for the elected officials who helped to pass it.

Is there a way to get beyond opposition to solar power in rural areas? New research shows a wide range of views in rural Pennsylvania and Maryland.

Near the end of his debate with Kamala Harris, Donald Trump made a puzzling comment about Germany’s energy transition. Dan Gearino explains what was said and why the German government is pushing back.

EV sales are growing more slowly than before. So how much longer until more rapid growth? We asked some experts about the state of the market, including the top new models of the year.

New data from Lawrence Berkeley Lab shows clear trends in median rooftop solar size and pricing.

A big rise in electricity demand is being met by an increase in gas, solar and wind. Also, where are all the new power plants being built?

In recent years, Texas has quickly become the nation’s top producer of renewable energy, as well as the top market for utility-scale energy storage. Now a collection of startups in the state plan to pioneer geological energy storage.