Renewable energy

How much of the country's energy comes from wind, solar and other renewable sources instead of fossil fuels, and what government does to encourage, permit or limit them, from rooftop panels to offshore wind farms.

Expand wind, solar and other renewable energy

35 members
Melissa Bean
House · IL-8 · Democrat
“Invest and advance efforts that cut emissions, scale clean energy technology and deployment, and expand energy-efficient infrastructure, which will have the added benefit of creating new career paths for future generations”
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Rebecca Bennett
House · NJ-7 · Democrat
“Rebecca is ready to address the climate crisis by investing in renewable energy, creating jobs, and lowering energy costs in New Jersey.”
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“Ensure New Jersey is a national leader in clean energy, biotech, AI development, and high-tech jobs, instead of cutting and rescinding funding intended to move our tech sector forward.”
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“Lower energy costs across New Jersey by investing in clean, reliable, and domestic energy sources, so that families pay less and our communities are more energy resilient.”
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“Clean air and clean water are essential to our way of life in New Jersey, but environmental deregulation and defunding threaten our ability to preserve the resources we have. With smart investments in renewable energy and real environmental stewardship, we can create jobs and lower energy costs while also tackling the climate crisis and ensuring New Jersey families have clean air and clean water for generations to come.”
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“Incentivize the use of renewable and green energy, including solar installation and electric vehicles, and upgrade our power grid to meet increased energy demand through new technologies.”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“We need to pass a Green New Deal to slash greenhouse gas emissions, create good union jobs, finish the transition to renewable energy, and build infrastructure that can withstand the climate crisis. And we need to make the polluters who caused this mess pay to clean it up.”
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“Fighting for our Future, not for Oil Companies’ Profits: We need to invest in our future, not outdated technologies and fossil fuel executives’ bottom lines. I’ll fight against federal authorization of new fossil fuel infrastructure and support regulatory changes that make it easier to build new renewable energy capacity.”
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Adrian Boafo
House · MD-5 · Democrat
“I’m fighting to make Maryland a leader in clean energy, protect the natural resources that define our district, and lower energy costs. I’ll hold big polluters accountable, protect the Chesapeake Bay and our rivers, and ensure every community in our district has reliable, affordable energy.”
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“Expand our clean energy footprint. Expand solar, offshore wind, and clean energy manufacturing to create good-paying union jobs here in Maryland.”
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“Introduced legislation to reduce energy costs and accelerate the transition to clean energy in buildings, including: The Better Buildings Act, to cut fossil fuel dependence in new construction. The G.R.E.E.N. Act, creating a no-interest clean energy loan program to help nonprofits lower their energy bills.”
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“Direct major federal investments in our infrastructure. Create thousands of good paying union jobs through major federal investments in infrastructure, transportation, clean energy, and water systems across Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland.”
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“Invest in the industries of the future. Invest aggressively in emerging technologies including clean energy, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and biotechnology so Maryland and the United States stay ahead of global competitors and create the next generation of good paying jobs.”
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Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“Cracking down on utility monopolies and expanding Iowa’s clean energy economy to lower energy bills”
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“We must also bring down costs and expand markets for Iowa family farms and renewable energy producers.”
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“Invest in Iowa’s clean energy economy, and make America more energy-independent with lower costs”
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Luke Bronin
House · CT-1 · Democrat
“Prior to his terms as Mayor, Luke served as General Counsel to former Governor Dannel Malloy, where he helped enact Connecticut’s common sense gun laws, supported green energy initiatives, and made ending chronic homelessness among veterans a priority.”
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“We need a massive commitment to more affordable, clean energy. Solar, wind, hydro, fuel cells, nuclear, and building better batteries.”
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“We need to build quickly and at scale. That means streamlining red tape that makes it too hard and costly to build. It means using smart public investments to accelerate the transition. And it means modernizing our energy grid.”
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“High costs are crushing almost everyone but the wealthiest Americans – housing, healthcare, electricity, groceries, childcare and eldercare. We need to build more housing, produce cheaper renewable energy, and make sure markets actually work to give consumers real choices.”
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“In some areas, we need to make investments that the private sector won’t make on its own. For example, expanding the supply of clean energy, building a modern electric grid, and building 21st century transit.”
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Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“We need energy that works for working families, not just big oil companies. That means creating good-paying union jobs in clean energy, protecting our air and water, taking on the climate crisis, and investing in the industries of tomorrow. Pennsylvania can lead the way by building wind, solar, and power projects that put people to work.”
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“But we need to be serious about capacity building. Nuclear power is clean, safe and underutilized. I’ll work to approve new nuclear and natural gas power plants while we build up renewables.”
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Cait Conley
House · NY-17 · Democrat
“Increasing our energy supply, not by spending years trying to reopen the broken and decrepit Indian Point, but by investing in energy projects that utilize the Hudson Valley’s natural resources, like wind, solar, hydro, and geothermal energy, that can help lower energy bills today.”
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“Investing in clean energy, expanding federal investments in solar, wind, and geothermal projects.”
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Rebecca Cooke
House · WI-3 · Democrat
“Draw federal funds for investment in green energy projects that harness our natural resources like wind, solar and hydro energy. Ensure that as we build new clean infrastructure, we’re relying on union workers to build our future.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Patty advocates for the strong push towards the adoption of sustainable energy and advanced infrastructure with good-paying union jobs.”
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“The expansion of clean energy”
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“Moving towards a clean energy economy”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“In Congress, I’ll support investments in clean energy like wind, solar, and biofuels—which already power thousands of Iowa jobs—and I’ll work with farmers to promote sustainable practices that keep our soil healthy and our water safe.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Massive federal investment in renewable energy infrastructure — solar, wind, battery storage — for homes, schools, and public buildings”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Una transición rápida a energía limpia Para mitigar el cambio climático, debemos descarbonizar nuestra economía lo más rápido posible. La Ley de Reducción de la Inflación fue un comienzo razonable, pero necesitamos ir más allá de restaurar los programas que Trump recortó. Necesitamos inversión pública ambiciosa en energía limpia junto con plazos ambiciosos para terminar con el uso de combustibles fósiles en toda la economía. También necesitamos poder construir infraestructura crucial de energía limpia más rápido para cumplir estas metas y debemos aprobar reformas en consecuencia.”

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Bob Harvie
House · PA-1 · Democrat
“Invest in Clean Energy and 21st Century Infrastructure”
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“That’s why I’ll fight to expand clean energy, modernize our electric grid, and build resilient roads, bridges, and public transit systems that keep our economy moving.”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”
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“I support investments in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and electric vehicle production that reduce pollution while strengthening American industry and creating good-paying jobs.”
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Jacqui Irwin
House · CA-26 · Democrat
“Irwin also championed the environment with laws that expanded the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, promoted renewable energy resources, while also leading efforts to utilize the local brine line to bring purified water to local farmers.”
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“Supports the acceleration of renewable energy goals and planning, using data to drive our path forward.”
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Jessica Killin
House · CO-5 · Democrat
“Our environment and public lands are critical to this community. I'm grateful to partner with LCV to protect our public lands, combat climate change, and lower energy costs with clean energy options.”
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Melat Kiros
House · CO-1 · Democrat
“No generation has faced an existential crisis as urgent and all-encompassing as climate change. The science is undeniable: we are out of time. Wildfires, floods, and extreme heat are already devastating communities across the country. We need to act now not only to mitigate future damage but to build resilience where disaster has already struck. That means fully funding renewable energy development, transitioning to a zero-emissions energy grid, modernizing our public transit systems, and investing in climate-resilient infrastructure. It also means holding polluters accountable and ending fossil fuel subsidies. It's time we take meaningful action on protecting the only planet we'll ever call home.”
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Dan Koh
House · MA-6 · Democrat
“We must continue the clean energy transition, reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, and leave future generations a world where they can thrive.”
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“As an Andover Select Board member, he helped secure clean energy choices for town residents and worked closely with the town manager on a plan to ensure a AAA bond rating, reducing risk of cost increases for families.”
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“Koh expressed his deep appreciation for Secretary Granholm’s endorsement, emphasizing his commitment to creating innovative solutions to the climate crisis and advancing clean energy efforts.”
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Nancy Lacore
House · SC-1 · Democrat
“Lower costs by expanding clean energy and modernizing the grid.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“He has also passed significant legislation on housing discrimination, consumer protection, and expanding wind and solar energy supply.”
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“Prioritize supporting our clean energy transition and hold big polluters accountable.”
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“Passed legislation to unlock wind and solar energy projects throughout New York State.”
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Elaine Luria
House · VA-2 · Democrat
“In Congress, I secured funding to mitigate the impacts of sea-level rise, supported legislation to invest in climate resilient infrastructure, and founded the bipartisan Offshore Wind Caucus.”
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Ben McAdams
House · UT-1 · Democrat
“Utah can lead in clean, affordable American-made energy that strengthens our economy and lowers costs for families. I support expanding clean energy, modernizing the electrical grid, and investing in transportation infrastructure that creates jobs and secures our energy future.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Invest in renewable energy projects and restore the clean energy tax credits to reduce our dependence on foreign energy sources while lowering utility costs. Michigan families are seeing their electricity bills rise while old coal plants are forced to operate and utility executives make a fortune – that’s got to end.”
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Mike McGuire
House · CA-1 · Democrat
“I’ll fight for good-paying union jobs, stronger infrastructure, expanded broadband, clean energy development, wildfire resilience, and economic development that helps small towns and rural counties thrive.”
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“I’ll fight for aggressive climate action, investments in clean energy, forest health, fire prevention, and disaster recovery that actually meet the scale of the crisis. We need to protect our communities, lower emissions, and create good jobs while doing so.”
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Donavan McKinney
House · MI-13 · Democrat
“It’s time to break the cycle and understand that we need a solution as large as the climate crisis itself. A Green New Deal transitioning to 100% clean and renewable energy, would protect our planet’s future and create millions of good-paying green union jobs in Michigan.”
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JoAnna Mendoza
House · AZ-6 · Democrat
“In Congress, JoAnna will support investments in American-made energy, including clean energy, which will save money for ratepayers.”
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Donna Miller
House · IL-2 · Democrat
“I’ve sponsored over $100 million in sustainability and renewable energy investments in Cook County and will continue fighting for clean air, safe water and resilient infrastructure to protect future generations.”
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Jeremy Moss
House · MI-11 · Democrat
“We have a moral imperative to make progress towards a clean energy grid, enact strong environmental protections, and better prepare our communities for extreme weather events.”
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Richard Ojeda
House · NC-9 · Democrat
“Build the green energy economy here, with union labor and wages a family can actually live on.”
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Denise Powell
House · NE-2 · Democrat
“Expand clean energy production to bring down costs in the short term while protecting our environment in the long run.”
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Chris Rabb
House · PA-3 · Democrat
“Beating the affordability crisis also means passing a strong climate agenda. This includes a Civil Climate Corps that will help create millions of good-paying jobs and ensure a strong and sustainable transition to renewable energy for every community.”
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“As a Democratic Socialist, I believe that revitalizing federal public works programs would reclaim pathways to long-term economic mobility and create a focus point for critical national efforts like infrastructure upgrades, green energy conversion, nature conservation, and more.”
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“As we continue to face the increasing impacts of climate change, we need action now. Decarbonizing our economy is not just good for the environment and our health and safety, it will also strengthen economic opportunity for so many of our most vulnerable communities. Passing a strong climate agenda that includes a Civil Climate Corps will help create millions of good-paying jobs and ensure a strong and sustainable transition to renewable energy for every community.”
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Stefany Shaheen
House · NH-1 · Democrat
“Action is needed now to seriously tackle climate change, increase clean local energy production, and reduce energy costs.”
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“Increase local clean energy production: New Hampshire is already home to a number of solar, wind, hydro, and bio fuel companies. We need a lot more. It’s a win-win, creating good paying jobs while simultaneously reducing our dependence on big oil companies and foreign countries.”
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Claire Valdez
House · NY-7 · Democrat
“To ensure that utilities do not use a rate freeze as an excuse to slow investment, the freeze will be paired with federal incentives conditioned on utilities meeting clean energy buildout. Big commercial and industrial customers, including data centers, will remain exposed to market rates, preserving the price signal for those with the ability to curtail energy demand while protecting households who depend on electricity for basic needs.”
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“Claire will fight to establish a federal public power authority with the mandate and financial capacity to do what private interests won’t: plan and build new clean energy, support states and cities in acquiring and forming publicly-owned utilities, and finance the infrastructure and supply chains necessary to decarbonize our energy system.”
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“Build a publicly accountable, affordable, and reliable renewable energy system that serves residents instead of private utility companies and investors;”
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“Puerto Ricans deserve a renewable energy grid that is reliable, affordable, climate-resilient, and accountable to the people. Claire will work to hold the energy company LUMA accountable for its broken promises and mismanagement of the project, which has left Puerto Ricans without reliable or affordable power.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“We need to transition to clean energy as quickly as possible, but broken bureaucratic processes — and even outdated environmental laws — are slowing down our progress when we most need to speed up.”
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“SB 700 (2018): Establishes the biggest investment in energy storage in California, the Energy Storage Initiative, offering rebates to electricity customers who install home or business energy storage systems that enable solar energy to be stored and used both day and night.”
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“The U.S. should compete with China the right way: by leading. That means investing in domestic semiconductor manufacturing, AI infrastructure, and clean energy so we’re not dependent on countries overseas for critical supply chains.”
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“Last year he authored and passed laws to make rooftop solar more accessible and streamline approvals of green transportation projects.”
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“SB 700 (Author: Wiener): Expanding subsidies for clean energy storage systems. This major legislation creates a large subsidy/rebate program so that residents, businesses, public schools, and other public facilities can install energy storage systems. Energy storage is a key part of California’s clean energy future. This program will make it more affordable to install energy storage systems and will help spur innovation in the industry so that it becomes even more affordable, reliable, and available in the future.”
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“Scott served on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, representing the district previously represented by Supervisor Harvey Milk, where he authored a number of first-in-the-nation laws, including mandating fully paid parental leave for all working parents and requiring water recycling and solar power in new developments.”
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Restore and protect federal support for clean energy

8 members
Rebecca Bennett
House · NJ-7 · Democrat
“Preserve billions of dollars in environmental grants for organizations throughout New Jersey for issues including air pollution, superfund cleanup, renewable energy, and more.”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“Passing a Green New Deal and Reinstating the Climate Provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act: We need a Green New Deal to rapidly transition to clean energy, invest in vulnerable communities, and create good-paying union jobs. The Inflation Reduction Act was a giant step in the right direction, and we must pass a new budget bill to reverse Trump’s cuts to wind, solar, energy efficiency, and electric vehicle infrastructure.”
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Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“Utilities: Bring back renewables cut by Trump, invest in new nuclear and natural gas power plants, and crack down on price-gouging utility monopolies.”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Una transición rápida a energía limpia Para mitigar el cambio climático, debemos descarbonizar nuestra economía lo más rápido posible. La Ley de Reducción de la Inflación fue un comienzo razonable, pero necesitamos ir más allá de restaurar los programas que Trump recortó. Necesitamos inversión pública ambiciosa en energía limpia junto con plazos ambiciosos para terminar con el uso de combustibles fósiles en toda la economía. También necesitamos poder construir infraestructura crucial de energía limpia más rápido para cumplir estas metas y debemos aprobar reformas en consecuencia.”

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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Invest in renewable energy projects and restore the clean energy tax credits to reduce our dependence on foreign energy sources while lowering utility costs. Michigan families are seeing their electricity bills rise while old coal plants are forced to operate and utility executives make a fortune – that’s got to end.”
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JoAnna Mendoza
House · AZ-6 · Democrat
“While Ciscomani has sided with utility companies and voted to roll back clean energy investments, JoAnna will stand up and protect local solar projects that bring energy online faster, lower costs, and reduce harmful pollution in our air.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Restore the Inflation Reduction Act's clean energy investments from Republican attempts to roll back the tax credits driving the shift to solar, wind, and battery storage.”
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Marni von Wilpert
House · CA-48 · Democrat
“She will fight to reverse Trump-era rollbacks that weakened environmental protections and slowed progress toward cleaner, more affordable energy.”
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Move to 100% clean energy and phase out fossil fuels

8 members
Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“We need to pass a Green New Deal to slash greenhouse gas emissions, create good union jobs, finish the transition to renewable energy, and build infrastructure that can withstand the climate crisis. And we need to make the polluters who caused this mess pay to clean it up.”
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Darializa Avila Chevalier
House · NY-13 · Democrat
“Green New Deal to transition to a 100% clean energy economy with high-wage union jobs and a livable world for everyone”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Una transición rápida a energía limpia Para mitigar el cambio climático, debemos descarbonizar nuestra economía lo más rápido posible. La Ley de Reducción de la Inflación fue un comienzo razonable, pero necesitamos ir más allá de restaurar los programas que Trump recortó. Necesitamos inversión pública ambiciosa en energía limpia junto con plazos ambiciosos para terminar con el uso de combustibles fósiles en toda la economía. También necesitamos poder construir infraestructura crucial de energía limpia más rápido para cumplir estas metas y debemos aprobar reformas en consecuencia.”

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Melat Kiros
House · CO-1 · Democrat
“No generation has faced an existential crisis as urgent and all-encompassing as climate change. The science is undeniable: we are out of time. Wildfires, floods, and extreme heat are already devastating communities across the country. We need to act now not only to mitigate future damage but to build resilience where disaster has already struck. That means fully funding renewable energy development, transitioning to a zero-emissions energy grid, modernizing our public transit systems, and investing in climate-resilient infrastructure. It also means holding polluters accountable and ending fossil fuel subsidies. It's time we take meaningful action on protecting the only planet we'll ever call home.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Prioritize supporting our clean energy transition and hold big polluters accountable.”
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“Co-sponsored the NY HEAT Act to wean New York off its fossil fuel dependency.”
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Donavan McKinney
House · MI-13 · Democrat
“It’s time to break the cycle and understand that we need a solution as large as the climate crisis itself. A Green New Deal transitioning to 100% clean and renewable energy, would protect our planet’s future and create millions of good-paying green union jobs in Michigan.”
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Chris Rabb
House · PA-3 · Democrat
“A Just Transition to 100% Renewable Energy”
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“A Decarbonized Society”
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“Rep. Rabb introduced legislation to move Pennsylvania to 100% renewable energy by 2050, authored the bill to end ICE collaboration in Pennsylvania in 2017, and introduced legislation to establish a living minimum wage and end the inequitable tipped minimum wage loophole.”
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Claire Valdez
House · NY-7 · Democrat
“The case for transitioning to renewable energy has never been stronger; decades of research, technological innovation, and supply chain investments have made wind and solar energy more affordable than fossil fuel alternatives. And greening our energy system will make us healthier and better able to withstand oil market disruptions, while slowing the advance of climate change. Achieving a grid that is powered entirely by clean energy will require the full force of the federal government.”
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“Create a national clean energy standard (CES). Alongside making generational investments in our energy system, Claire will work to pass a federally enforceable, national CES that requires utilities be powered by 100% clean energy. The CES will ensure high standards for worker, public, and environmental safety, and it will be paired with federal incentives that enable utilities and industry to meet the ambitious timeline that our climate demands.”
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“Retire all fossil fuel-burning power plants by 2035. A clear timeline to phase out all fossil fuel plants is essential to meeting our climate goals and protecting public health.”
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“Facilities like the Ravenswood Generating Station and the Greenpoint Energy Center sit directly next to NYCHA complexes, creating lasting health problems for residents. We must move quickly to shut them down as we transition to renewable energy sources.”
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Speed up permitting for renewable energy projects

5 members
Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“Fighting for our Future, not for Oil Companies’ Profits: We need to invest in our future, not outdated technologies and fossil fuel executives’ bottom lines. I’ll fight against federal authorization of new fossil fuel infrastructure and support regulatory changes that make it easier to build new renewable energy capacity.”
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Luke Bronin
House · CT-1 · Democrat
“We need to build quickly and at scale. That means streamlining red tape that makes it too hard and costly to build. It means using smart public investments to accelerate the transition. And it means modernizing our energy grid.”
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Cait Conley
House · NY-17 · Democrat
“Getting rid of outdated red tape to get renewable energy projects moving.”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Una transición rápida a energía limpia Para mitigar el cambio climático, debemos descarbonizar nuestra economía lo más rápido posible. La Ley de Reducción de la Inflación fue un comienzo razonable, pero necesitamos ir más allá de restaurar los programas que Trump recortó. Necesitamos inversión pública ambiciosa en energía limpia junto con plazos ambiciosos para terminar con el uso de combustibles fósiles en toda la economía. También necesitamos poder construir infraestructura crucial de energía limpia más rápido para cumplir estas metas y debemos aprobar reformas en consecuencia.”

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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Scott has passed historic laws to cut through the red tape: requiring cities to implement instant app-based solar permitting, which made California the #1 state in the country for solar permitting, and making the largest investment in battery storage in California history.”
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“He is also authoring legislation to streamline permitting for balcony plug-in solar for renters, heat pumps, and utility-scale solar projects, and to allow San Francisco to break up with PG&E and form its own public utility.”
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“Aggressively reform bureaucratic delays in permitting and siting that are blocking and delaying the most important energy transition in history”
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“SB 379 (2022): Requires California cities to implement an online, instant solar permitting system to streamline the process of remote solar installation and inspection.”
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“SB 379 (Author: Wiener): Requires California cities to provide online, instant solar permitting to streamline remote installation and inspection of residential solar and solar-plus-storage systems.”
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“As a 29-year daily Muni rider — and frequent BART rider as well — Scott secured billions in state funding to keep Bay Area transit running and authored laws to fast-track clean energy projects.”
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Develop renewables alongside fossil fuels and nuclear power

3 members
Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“Utilities: Bring back renewables cut by Trump, invest in new nuclear and natural gas power plants, and crack down on price-gouging utility monopolies.”
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“But we need to be serious about capacity building. Nuclear power is clean, safe and underutilized. I’ll work to approve new nuclear and natural gas power plants while we build up renewables.”
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Charlie Hatcher
House · TN-5 · Republican
“Charlie supports an all-of-the-above American energy strategy that includes natural gas, nuclear power, renewables, and other reliable domestic energy sources.”
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Eileen Laubacher
House · CO-4 · Democrat
“Power America’s future with energy produced right here in Colorado with an all-of-the-above approach that includes clean, traditional, and alternative sources”
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Bring clean energy to renters and communities hit by pollution

3 members
Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Extend clean energy savings, like community solar, to renters following Illinois' CEJA model”
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Frederick Haynes III
House · TX-30 · Democrat
“Ensure communities most impacted by pollution are first in line for remediation and clean energy investments.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“He is also authoring legislation to streamline permitting for balcony plug-in solar for renters, heat pumps, and utility-scale solar projects, and to allow San Francisco to break up with PG&E and form its own public utility.”
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Stop government support for wind and solar power

1 member
Jace Yarbrough
House · TX-32 · Republican
“As a lawyer, he sued the radical left over implementation of their job-crushing Green New Deal policies and will continue to fight them in Congress as he has done in court.”
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Raised the issue without a specific call

3 members
Anthony Constantino
House · NY-21 · Republican
“Cut and oppose senseless regulations that drive up prices, including insane food, restaurant, and green energy regulations that have made costs skyrocket.”
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“End the unfair solar farm deals, secure a farm bill that helps all farmers equally, and cut burdensome farming regulations.”
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Jake Johnson
House · MN-1 · Democrat
“While this overdue Senate proposal contains some good provisions, it misses key priorities for southern Minnesota, including year-round E15, measures to lower input costs, and full funding for conservation and nutrition programs”
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Randy Villegas
House · CA-22 · Democrat
“Fight for Oil and Gas Workers Oil and gas workers have kept our lights on for over a century. Any transition to clean and affordable renewable energy must guarantee that all energy workers have well-paid, secure jobs and better wages, so they can keep their own lights on too.”
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