Issue: Wind
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Sep 16, 2026
2:00The Lab’s Clean Energy Deep Dive
Join us for our Clean Energy Deep Dive, a quarterly peer learning space where we spotlight the latest campaigns, and exchange insights and resources on what Lab members are working on to advance an equitable clean energy transition.
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For Members
United Ratepayers case study
June 25, 2026
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Jun 17, 2026
June Clean Energy Deep Dive
At our Deep Dive, we’ll walk through the clean energy ads with the highest engagement and cost-per-click from 2026. We’ll also hear from Grow Progress on which clean energy ads showed the highest potential to shift people’s thinking, not just grab attention.
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For Members
Green Energy for Global Justice
May 7, 2026
As a climate advocate in 2026, it can be hard to see climate change as a top issue when there are so many crises competing for our attention. However, as the news cycle pushes out headlines highlighting just how much profit the fossil fuel industry is making from the conflict and instability in the Middle East, I’ve been thinking: if we transform our energy systems to be locally-controlled and sustainable, what could the ripple effects be for global peace and justice?
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Mar 31, 2026
March Clean Energy Deep Dive*
Our quarterly Clean Energy Deep Dive will explore organizing strategies and winning impactful clean energy solutions, with guests from Ohio Organizing Collaborative and Illinois Environmental Council.
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For Members
March Clean Energy Deep Dive
March 31, 2026
Come learn replicable organizing and campaign tactics, and connect with fellow Lab members working to advance an equitable clean energy transition and data center accountability
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In rural West Texas, renewable energy brings a windfall for seniors: How officials in Crockett County are using wind investments to help older residents age in place
March 12, 2026
In Crockett County, the turbines generate more than just electricity. Money from NextEra supports the meals and events at senior center center, among other benefits. It all comes down to clever utilization of a section of the Texas tax code. As a way of attracting large projects like wind farms, the state offers companies a temporary property tax break — up to 10 years — in exchange for local investment. This Texas Abatement Act (also known as Section 312) means less tax revenue in the short term, but more dollars immediately flowing to community projects and programs like the senior center in Crockett.
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Iran War Energy Messaging Research and Guidance
March 1, 2026
To support grid reliability and affordability communications in the Iran war or broader
geopolitical context, the Reliable Grid Project (RGP) offers messaging research,
resources, and guidance.