A breakdown of the large load interconnection commotion in the United States and what Yale students are doing to better understand it. Written by Shira Lyss-Loren, YSE '27.

Connecticut residents are often hit with the highest utility bills in the country. Yet, we’re overlooking one of the most cost-effective solutions: thermal energy networks that could cut heat bills, reduce emissions, and modernize our aging pipelines. Written by Emily Khym, YC '27.

A just energy transition will not happen by goodwill alone. It requires enforceable obligations, fair finance, and real community power. Written by Martin Waana-Ang (Yale Law School LLM’26).

A recommendation for the Marine Environment Protection Committee to recognize manure-based biomethane production for its methane abatement potential in international shipping.

Why it is crucial for energy security to have the U.S. Development Finance Corporation implement targeted direct and supported investment in critical mineral supply chains.

A recommendation for the city of Chicago to enact a solar financing and implementation pilot for low and moderate income residents.

How Georgia should reform utility incentives to meet the needs of electricity demand, scale renewables, and listen to public interest.

A three-pronged approach for the Philippines Department of Energy to improve energy access and security in islands separated from the grid.

An opportunity for the African Union and African Development Bank to unlock continent-wide renewable energy adoption through risk reduction and capital mobilization.

A proposal to increase electrification in Cameroon’s rural areas through massive subsidization of distributed generation solutions, such as off-grid solar rooftops.