Clean Energy Today
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How innovators, businesses and consumers are shaping the clean energy transition. Hosted by longtime energy writer Lisa Cohn.
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The podcast covers diverse topics within the clean energy landscape, including distributed energy resources, microgrids, and renewable energy solutions. Specific episodes feature interviews with artists like AY Young, who has produced renewable-energy powered concerts, and discussions around policies affecting the solar industry, such as the impact of the Trump administration's regulations on Oregon solar companies.

How innovators, businesses and consumers are shaping the clean energy transition. Hosted by longtime energy writer Lisa Cohn.
A report from the research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie found that, as the Middle East conflict creates volatility in global oil markets, three factors could drive EV sales higher.
In fact, total EV ownership costs could reach parity with total gasoline vehicle ownership costs by 2031, the report said.
But the U.S. is falling behind in EV deployment, the report said. What bold steps are needed to ensure the U.S. improves its position in the global EV market?
My guest is David Brown, director, Energy Transition Practice at Wood Mackenzie.
Background information:
Michigan’s managed charging program
Trump administration rolls back fuel economy standards
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