ARPA-E startups are advancing groundbreaking technologies to cost-effectively scale clean energy, meete future energy demands, and reduce global emissions.
Articles by Jeff Luse
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Is the Future of Energy Storage Underground?
As energy demand increases and regulators warn about grid reliability, underground storage may have an important role to play in shoring up the grid and keeping energy affordable.
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Biden Administration’s Tariffs Will Hurt Consumers and Clean Energy Deployment
Tariffs will tax consumers, raise costs, and slow down implementation.
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The Folly of an SMR-Only Nuclear Strategy
Instead of repeating past mistakes and picking winners and losers, policymakers must ensure that all forms and sizes of nuclear energy can be thoroughly evaluated as part of our energy future.
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New NEPA Rules Will Delay Permits and Increase Emissions
Permitting Reforms Championed by House Republicans are the Lone Bright Spots in the Biden Admin’s NEPA Rule
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Rondo Energy: Using Bricks to Decarbonize Industrial Processes
With its simple yet innovative solution, Rondo’s thermal storage technology could be a potential disruptor in the race to cost-effectively decarbonize industrial operations.
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Jeff Duncan Outlines Policies to Unleash American Nuclear Power
Rep. Duncan’s leadership could play a pivotal role in bringing the domestic nuclear industry forward.
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Does the U.S. Need More Nuclear Energy?
Rather than singling out a single source of energy production, policymakers should pursue an “all of the above approach” that empowers market forces to determine what energy source we should use to reduce costs and emissions.
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Rep. Miller-Meeks Outlines Her Priorities for the Conservative Climate Caucus
Congresswoman Miller-Meeks is outlining a strong path to bring the Conservative Climate Caucus and pragmatic, pro-growth climate solutions forward.
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Interventionism, not capitalism, has caused our economic problems
"With all these government intrusions into the market come special favors and privileges, anti-competitive practices, protections, and subsidies that benefit some at the expense of others due to the interaction of government officials and politicians on the one hand and those in the private sector wanting to escape from competition through interventionist 'shelters' that guarantee them 'safe spaces' from the normal competitive forces of a real free enterprise system."
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