Excellent story by @ZachFuentesABC7 who interviewed me yesterday regarding Treasury guidance change on the EV models eligible for IRA incentives. https://t.co/vwjDw0VWlK (min 28:30) This change is just a starting point as car makers are increasing manufacturing here in the US 1/

Today, @SenMarkey and I wrote to Secretary Burgum to oppose this administration’s decision to pay a French company nearly $1 billion to cancel offshore wind facilities off the East Coast. This administration must stop using our tax dollars to prop up the fossil fuel industry.

Our government's citizenship lists are incomplete and inaccurate. The United States Postal Service is overburdened and inadequate. This combines a car crash with a train wreck. 2/2

I have a long night in front of me. But for those asking how to stay informed about Trump's latest attack on voting and the legal cases that will follow, my advice is to subscribe to Democracy Docket. I started it for times just like this.

This is a massive and unconstitutional voter suppression effort aimed at giving Trump the power to create a list of who is allowed to vote by mail. We know where this will go -- the targeting of Democrats for mass disenfranchisement. We will sue and we will win.

Panel upgrades often keep homes from electrifying. This new study shows they may not have to. https://t.co/l3FQj39F6D

Re: Trump threatening desalinization plants: @GarrettHaake asks @PressSec, "Under international law, striking civilian infrastructure like that is generally prohibited. Why is the president threatening what would amount to potentially a war crime with the U.S. military?"

A year ago, Trump put me and Chris Krebs under investigation for “treason” — to “send a message.” Gov’t workers willing to report illegal activity has gone from 72% → 22% Trump sent “a message” alright. But history won’t forget his bumbling thuggery, nor will the courts.

Unlike the 1970s oil crises, there are now better alternatives: 🔌 EVs + renewables + heat pumps could cut fossil fuel imports by 70% 🚗 EVs alone: $600bn/year in savings Every country has the potential to be energy independent with electrotech. 🔗 https://t.co/oarHwiCSv9

I am often asked what laws I would recommend blue states adopt. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, there are seven changes every state could adopt right now, for virtually no cost or administrative burden.

As the outbreak of a regional war disrupts global energy markets for the second time in four years, oil & gas importing countries will be motivated to find alternatives; coal, nuclear, renewables and EVs alike, as @bradplumer & Rebecca Elliott report

Wind power production will continue to advance, despite the Trump administration's attempts to halt the growing momentum of renewable energy, experts told @ABC News.

Want to know more about the world’s biggest solar- battery project being planned in California’s agricultural heartland? It’s called the Valley Clean Infrastructure Plan, and here it is in a nutshell:

I cannot recommend this conversation between @paulkrugman and @drvolts enough. Every point was a banger, and DR’s final exhortation that young people go into clean energy rather than finance was genuinely moving. Listen! Link in next tweet…

Arctic sea ice hits lowest winter level on record as warming Earth shatters records across the planet.

California’s EV future runs through apartments https://t.co/tMzrMJxBes via @politico

Here is a breakdown of the cost of a gallon of gas. The vast majority goes to the oil industry. Gas prices are not going up in CA because of climate policies, but because of the war in Iran! Some legislators using it as an excuse to gut the state Cap & Invest Program. Stop them!

All 6 New England states are considering legalizing balcony solar — a plug-in clean energy solution that’s as easy to assemble as an Ikea bookcase. https://t.co/lwWjH4I0Vk

Here's a slightly different look at Germany's shift to wind and solar power 🇩🇪 ⚡ The last decade has seen a massive change. From 2015 to 2025, the annual share of wind and solar in Germany's generation mix has grown from 19% to 45%. But annual averages tell only one story.

With the Iran war inflicting an extraordinary energy crisis on the world, could this accelerate a move away from fossil fuels? Environmentalist Bill McKibben hopes so: “It’s geopolitically sound,” he argues, and “it’s cheaper.”

I talked about how flexible interconnection and bring-your-own-capacity contracts can unlock speed to power for data centers with Camus Energy's @shinynew_oz on @drvolts's podcast, including how Firma Power helps bring clean energy and capacity to serve data centers and how