The OurEnergyLibrary aggregates and indexes publicly available fact sheets, journal articles, reports, studies, and other publications on U.S. energy topics. It is updated every week to include the most recent energy resources from academia, government, industry, non-profits, think tanks, and trade associations. Suggest a resource by emailing us at info@ourenergypolicy.org.
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This report explores how auction design can allow for contractual arrangements where risks are shared more equitably, and where objectives beyond price and project realisation are also prioritised.…
View Full ResourceThis twelfth edition of IRENA’s Renewable energy and jobs: Annual review, produced in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO), provides the latest data and estimates of renewable energy employment globally.…
View Full ResourceThis report identifies 40 innovations that policymakers can leverage to achieve resilient power systems that expand energy access and drive inclusive sustainable development.…
View Full ResourceThis short fact sheet introduces the concept of resilience hubs—community facilities equipped to support residents and coordinate resource distribution and services before, during, and after a power outage.
The fact sheet supports community outreach and educational efforts by overviewing how solar combined with energy storage can provide reliable backup power to resilience hubs during emergencies. It describes the various community services that resilience hubs can provide, and it includes examples of community resilience hubs from around the country.
This fact sheet was created as part of the Clean Energy Incentive Navigator Program, a nationwide effort to advance affordable, renewable, and …
View Full ResourceIn the evolving landscape of scientific and technological advancements, the issue of gender balance within the nuclear sector stands as both a challenge and an opportunity. This best practices document is a preliminary collaborative effort undertaken by the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) High-Level Group on Improving the Gender Balance in the Nuclear Sector (HLG-GB). It serves as an initial resource for organisations in adhering countries and others aspiring to fulfil the commitment to implement the 2023 OECD Recommendation of the Council on Improving the Gender Balance in the Nuclear Sector…
View Full ResourceCheck out this summary of OurEnergyPolicy’s joint webinar with The Earthshot Foundation, covering another segment of the GridIron series. …
View Full ResourceFind out what mix of energy sources will power the US and Canada for the next 30 years, and how changes in energy use could transform the power grid.
In recent years, consumers have sent a clear market signal that they want affordable, reliable energy. Driving this change in sentiment is a shift in US policy and trade, geopolitical tensions, ongoing supply chain bottlenecks, and the rapid expansion of energy-intensive industries. …
View Full ResourceThe power sector in Southeast Asia (SEA) is central to the region’s economic development and decarbonization pathway. Accounting for 65 percent of the emissions reductions needed to meet national commitments, the sector presents both substantial transition risks and major investment opportunities. Yet, clean-energy investment in SEA remains insufficient to align with national and global climate goals.…
View Full ResourceOil and gas are currently the most actively traded commodities in the world. These resources are used to make petroleum products for transportation, heat, and power; as industrial inputs to make chemicals and plastics; and to manufacture durable goods like medicine, clothing, paints, and roadways. Armed with knowledge about oil and gas, market actors, policymakers, and consumers can successfully lessen waste, bolster energy security, safeguard citizens, and target and implement emissions reductions. We can manage what we measure.
Know Your Oil and Gas 2025 presents total and disaggregated life-cycle emissions intensity estimates for approximately 70% of the world’s oil and …
View Full ResourceSummary findings from a comparison of data and forecasts on the oil market by IEA, OPEC and EIA.…
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