Regulatory & Compliance

Anew Climate and EKEN Partner on Swedish Forest Carbon Credits
Environmental & Regulations Anew Climate and EKEN Partner on Swedish Forest Carbon Credits

The unique availability of extensive historical forest data in Sweden provides a robust empirical foundation that makes the VM0045 methodology particularly effective for proving additionality. As the voluntary carbon market enters a phase defined by heightened scrutiny and a demand for

Is Performance-Based Ratemaking the Key to Lower Energy Bills?
Energy Management Is Performance-Based Ratemaking the Key to Lower Energy Bills?

The relentless escalation of residential electricity rates across the United States has reached a critical juncture where traditional regulatory oversight no longer suffices to protect the financial well-being of the average household. The American energy landscape is currently navigating a period

How Can FERC Secure the Grid Against Data Center Growth?
Infrastructure & Technology How Can FERC Secure the Grid Against Data Center Growth?

The sudden arrival of massive, gigawatt-scale data centers has transformed the American energy landscape from a predictable utility model into a high-stakes arena of financial risk and technical strain. This rapid expansion recently hit a regulatory wall when a $20 billion data center project in

Policy and Tariffs Reshape the U.S. Solar Hardware Market
Renewable Energy Policy and Tariffs Reshape the U.S. Solar Hardware Market

The U.S. solar hardware market has entered a period of significant tightening, driven primarily by intense regulatory pressure and evolving federal tax credit milestones. Market activity is currently being dictated by a strategic race among buyers to secure origin-compliant inventory ahead of

Can Asia Solve the Climate Crisis Through Organic Waste?
Environmental & Regulations Can Asia Solve the Climate Crisis Through Organic Waste?

The Climate Policy Initiative has dismantled the long-standing myth that centralized, capital-intensive waste infrastructure is more efficient than decentralized community systems. This revelation served as the cornerstone for the Second Regional Congress on Organics and Climate in Jakarta, where a

CRI Advocates for Wood Biomass in Delaware's Energy Strategy
Environmental & Regulations CRI Advocates for Wood Biomass in Delaware's Energy Strategy

The Caesar Rodney Institute is urging state policymakers to reconsider wood-derived biomass as a cornerstone of a truly diversified energy portfolio. As Delaware grapples with the complexities of modernizing its power grid in 2026, the focus has shifted toward domestic generation to mitigate the

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