By repealing its absurd, unscientific ban on nuclear plants, West Virginia is on the right track to give its energy system and citizens a new lease of life.
Can this innovative clean tech company close the gap on plastic waste?
Spinoff of popular recycling company TerraCycle, Loop aims to upcycle unusable PET plastic and polyester fiber waste into high quality, infinitely recyclable content.
Will Ukraine Be the First 21st Century Climate War?
AOC-style Climate Fanaticism is Fueling Russia’s Aggression
Texas Public Utility Commissioner Explains How State Can Move Forward a Year After Uri
Under Glotfelty’s leadership, we can expect to see the Texas PUC embrace reforms that are free-market oriented.
Congressman Moore Appointed to House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations
C3 Solutions has spoken with both Moore and Westerman as a part of our Right Voices interview series. Both are principled conservatives who care deeply for the environment and believe in improving our world for future generations. Under their leadership, conservatives in Congress will continue to offer durable and sustainable solutions to energy, environmental, and climate issues.
The RNC Should be Opposing AOC, not Liz Cheney
Branding a riot as “legitimate political discourse” distracts from AOC’s illegitimate assault on economic freedom
New White Paper Outlines How Policymakers Should Discuss Climate Change
While the U.S. should indeed reduce its carbon footprint in a way that is economically viable, CRES points out that there should be a greater emphasis on China and the developing world’s role.
Texas Can Improve Energy Reliability without Abandoning its Principles
Families and businesses want affordable, dependable power; however, improving the reliability of the grid in response to Texas’s winter storm should effectively correct for any specific problems rather than unnecessarily overhauling the entire market structure.
Why Solar Use Is Expanding In States Not Known For Sun
Anyone who has road-tripped across the Midwest is used to the sight of wind turbines dotting the terrain. Now, we are likely to see solar panels popping up just as often. The Midwest is certainly a key piece to America’s energy transition puzzle, and solar development is not slowing down.