
How States Turned to Advanced Energy to Heat Homes in 2025, and our 2026 New Year’s Resolutions
Topics: State Policy, Regulatory, Economic Impact, Building Electrification, Federal Priorities
2025 EV Policy Wrapped: How State Legislatures Kept EV Progress Moving in 2025 and Set the Stage for 2026

Topics: State Policy, Building Electrification, Electric Vehicles, Federal Priorities
Setting the Standard: Advancing Affordability, Electrification, and DER Integration Through Building Codes
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Topics: Building Electrification, Building Decarbonization, Heat Pumps, Geothermal
Electricity Costs Are Going Up in Pennsylvania and Grid Planning Can Help

Topics: State Policy, Pennsylvania, Transmission, Building Electrification, Electric Vehicles
Michigan Report Finds Gas Bills Will Skyrocket in the Coming Years. What Can Policymakers Do Today?

Given the market surge of air and ground source heat pumps, Michiganders have more options than ever to efficiently and affordably heat and cool their homes with electricity. Especially when paired with additional energy efficiency measures, load management, dynamic rates, and distributed energy resources (DERs), the savings can be significant. But until customers upgrade their appliances and ditch the fossil fuels, many remain at risk. In Michigan, gas utilities are rapidly spending on capital-intense pipeline replacement and modernization projects, leading to higher and higher delivery costs for their customers.
Topics: Energy Efficiency, Economic Impact, Building Electrification, Heat Pumps