We research and interpret the region’s energy systems. From the electric grid and fossil fuels to emerging technologies, we examine the costs of our current energy paradigm and explore pathways to advancing affordable, reliable energy to serve communities.

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Jul 16, 2026

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Anne Keller

Research Fellow
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Sean O’Leary

Senior Researcher
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Tony Ingraffea, Ph.D.

Cornell University
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Eric Dixon

Senior Researcher
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EDITORIAL PICKS

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Jun 8, 2026

In January Congress passed a “minibus” bill that raided $500 million in previously appropriated coal mine cleanup funds to pay for other federal programs. We’re now seeing the first results of that bill: $45.5 million less in mine cleanup funding every year for the next 11 years. Combined with growing…

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May 7, 2026

Coal Plant Orders Cost Consumers Millions & Drive Utility Bills Higher Each time a coal plant is ordered to stay open – utility bill rates increase. Forcing coal plants to stay open after closure drives up electricity costs because coal power is more expensive to produce. In September 2025, the…

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Apr 30, 2026
A full three years after ARCH2 was first announced, what is there to show for all the pomp and circumstance?

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Oct 30, 2026
Gas-powered data centers and LNG exports are fueling a new wave of investment in pipelines to ship fracked gas out of Appalachia.

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Oct 29, 2026
Energy demand growth in Pennsylvania may be seriously overstated. Overbuilding the grid could lock in billions of dollars in unnecessary capacity costs.

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