New Jersey’s Recipe for Climate Action in the Affordability Era: From the Legislature to the Regulatory Arena
Sitting at a crowded kitchen table in south Jersey, NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a landmark three-bill package addressing rising electricity costs and data center demand.
New Jersey’s Recipe for Climate Action in the Affordability Era: From the Legislature to the Regulatory Arena
Sitting at a crowded kitchen table in south Jersey, NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a landmark three-bill package addressing rising electricity costs and data center demand.
How States Can Drive Down Transportation Costs and Leave High Gas Prices in the Rearview
Transportation is the second-largest expense for the average American household. The average household spends more on gasoline than on natural gas and electricity combined. But it doesn’t have to be this way. State leaders have real tools to lower transportation costs.
Abundant, Efficient, and Affordable Homes: How States Can Lower Housing and Energy Costs At the Same Time
For millions of families, housing and energy costs are two sides of the same affordability crisis. States can address both at the same time by building more homes, making them cheaper to live in, and cutting wasteful spending that drives up utility bills.
Clean Energy Is Cheap Energy: How States Can Rein In Sky-High Electric Bills
Electricity bills spiked 10% nationally last year—and costs show no signs of easing on their own. Three culprits are driving bills higher: Big Tech data centers, utility profits, and natural gas prices. Here's what state leaders can do about all three.
Pennsylvania Leaders Can Act Now to Save Households $841 Per Year by 2030, New Analysis Finds
Every family in Pennsylvania should be able to afford to keep the lights on. Right now, that’s slipping out of reach thanks to federal clean energy sabotage and PJM prioritizing its members' profits over fixing the grid.
Power Demand Is Spiking—Cutting Energy Efficiency Is the Last Thing We Should Do
The last thing you should do when there is rising energy demand is cut funding for efficiency programs. States should double down on efficiency, and fund ratepayer relief from data centers instead.
