Senior Director of @NRDC's Climate & Clean Energy team. All about scaling up #energyefficiency, #solar, #wind, #offshorewind, #EVs. Views, tweets my own.

Joined June 2015
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Good morning with good news: US clean generation set three major records in March! RE & nuclear were a record high 52.4% of US power. Fossil fuels share plunged to 47.6%, lowest share ever. RE (35.1%) generated more electricity than gas (34.4%) for a month for 1st time.
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South Fork Wind is setting the standard for U.S. offshore wind! Producing enough energy to power 70k homes and generating electricity 99% of the days it has been in operation, it’s delivering reliable energy while creating over 1k jobs. Read more here: nyowa.org/blog/south-fork-wi…
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FACTCHECK – FALSE: US energy secretary Chris Wright thinks coal will still be world's top source of electricity "when I die". But solar is set to overtake coal in the early 2030s – and wind soon after.
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America’s clean energy future is being held back by outdated policies and political interference—not by economics or technology. Americans deserve lower utility bills, good-paying jobs, cleaner air, and communities that prosper from transitioning to clean energy. on.nrdc.org/3QelgF1
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We all should be talking about this. NRDC lawyer and legal director of Climate & Energy, Meredith Hankins, breaks down the Trump administration’s latest attack on our climate and health.
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Read the full statement: on.nrdc.org/4ros7ZG
Some may ask why a group like ours would weigh in at this moment. While we have all witnessed the chaos unfolding across the country, we at NRDC are also deeply concerned by how it impacts every aspect of civil society, including our work to protect the environment. 1/2
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I'm proud that NRDC is lifting up its voice and speaking out on the chaos unfolding in our country and the pressing and crucial issues that threaten and harm all of us.
Some may ask why a group like ours would weigh in at this moment. While we have all witnessed the chaos unfolding across the country, we at NRDC are also deeply concerned by how it impacts every aspect of civil society, including our work to protect the environment. 1/2
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Congestion pricing works.
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The Trump administration is trying to reverse our progress, gutting life-saving protections and approving dangerous fossil fuel projects. We’ve been fighting for the environment for over five decades, and this year won’t be any different.
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“Once again, the Trump administration is halting offshore wind projects that were already approved and underway, pulling the rug out from under workers for the second time this year,” said Brendan Griffith, President, NYCCLC, AFL-CIO.
The Trump administration will look for any excuse to continue its assault on clean energy — and the thousands of good-paying jobs these projects bring — but there is no credible justification for this stoppage. The real threat to national security is in undermining our energy independence. We are working with other impacted states to review every available option to get these projects back on track.
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President Trump has attacked clean energy once again with an attempt to halt offshore wind projects that would deliver more than 1.7 gigawatts of clean energy to Americans. Read our full statement here: nylcv.org/press-item/stateme…
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Replying to @GovKathyHochul
@GovKathyHochul is spot on - offshore wind means thousands of good union jobs, clean power, and energy reliability and security for our state. Political attacks won't stop NY from leading on clean energy and standing up for our workers.
The Trump administration will look for any excuse to continue its assault on clean energy — and the thousands of good-paying jobs these projects bring — but there is no credible justification for this stoppage. The real threat to national security is in undermining our energy independence. We are working with other impacted states to review every available option to get these projects back on track.
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Wind power is giving New Yorkers what they deserve: clean energy, a stronger grid, and thousands of good jobs. And even as Trump and his allies try to hold us back, New York is pushing ahead and proving what real clean energy leadership looks like.
We won our lawsuit and stopped the Trump administration from blocking an array of new wind energy projects. This is a big victory in our fight to keep tackling the climate crisis and protect one of our best sources of clean, reliable, and affordable energy.
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Good morning with good news: Global solar grew by 498 TWh ( 31%) in Q1-Q3 2025, compared to 2024, "the largest increase ever over a nine-month period." Global solar output in first 3 quarters of 2025 already surpassed total output in all of 2024. ember-energy.org/latest-insi…
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.@SPPorg (the Southwest Power Pool, serving the central Great Plains states) approved a new regional transmission plan with $8.6 billion in projects, including ~950 miles of ultra-high voltage 765 kV lines, and with estimated benefits 18X the costs More of this please!
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Congrats team Illinois Clean Jobs! Great to have this win to celebrate!
BREAKING: The Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act has passed both the House and Senate, and is now headed to @GovPritzker’s desk! The CRGA Act will help lower energy bills across the state, while doubling the clean energy investment made in CEJA. bit.ly/crgapassage
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Industry group @USCleanPower shared data with @kelseytam and me showing that all 10 of the states with the lowest renewable deployment have seen price increases this year, while states with the highest penetration of solar and wind saw their prices fall
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