Educating and influencing the national conversation around #cleanenergy solutions that are actionable, market-friendly, and responsible.
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Support for renewable energy is growing, and policymakers should take note.
58% of voters say they’re more likely to back a federal candidate who strongly supports renewables. Republican pollster Alex Lundry explains why Americans agree on energy, and why Washington should too.
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The momentum is building. 71% of American voters say growing renewable energy’s share of our energy supply is the right direction for the country, and support for renewable sources crosses party lines.
Learn more. cresforum.org/press-releases…
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Alaskans know their land and resources better than anyone.
Our @WesternCaucus field tour with @CRESenergy showed how responsible development can support jobs, strengthen American energy, and preserve Alaska’s natural resources for the future.
#WCF #WesternCaucus
.@SenJohnCurtis (R-UT) has good reason to be optimistic about America’s clean energy future. Practical policy is making it more affordable, more reliable and cleaner. Here’s his take from #NCEW2026.
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Last month, our October CRESponsible Leader, @SenJohnCurtis, spoke at the 10th Annual NCEW. Sen. Curtis has been a champion of National Clean Energy Week since its early days and shared his optimism for the future of American energy, stating “I believe that the United States can excel at affordable, reliable, clean energy and I think we can teach the world how to do that.”
Watch his full remarks here: youtu.be/RvQ68hA8E0Q?si=ssBo…
ICYMI: CRES Forum partnered with @heatmapnews to host “The Energy Capital Boom,” an evening with energy executives, financiers and policymakers on what it takes for energy projects to be financed and built.
Thank you to Julie Kozeracki of @ENERGY’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing, Mark Riedy of Womble Bond Dickinson and Daniela Shapiro of HASI for joining the discussion. Read the recap: cresforum.org/blog/cres-foru…
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The Last Frontier’s resources are an incredible asset. @CRESenergy and @westerncaucus members say responsible development matters.
That means producing the energy and minerals America needs while protecting Alaska’s clean water, wildlife, recreation, and tourism for generations to come.
#WCF #WesternCaucus
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Missed the #NCEW26 Policymakers Symposium? Here’s what our policymakers and panelists had to say:
⚡ Energy demand is rising fast, and meeting it will take every resource available
📋 Investors and developers need policy that's predictable and technology neutral
🏗️ Permitting reform is key to moving the $1.1 trillion in projects awaiting federal approval
🔬 From geothermal to fusion, American innovation is ready to be deployed
Catch every panel and policymaker remark on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@nationalcleanen…
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Just a few weeks ago, the country came together to celebrate the 10th Annual National Clean Energy Week!
At our Policymakers Symposium, five members of the administration, six governors and 11 members of Congress joined 65 industry leaders to discuss how America can meet its growing energy needs.
The celebration reached well beyond D.C. Governors in more than 25 states and the mayor of the District of Columbia issued proclamations recognizing Clean Energy Week in their communities.
Read the full recap👇 nationalcleanenergyweek.org/…
Yesterday at the @ToSaveEnergy 2026 Policy Summit, CRES Forum Board Member, Carla Tully moderated "Infrastructure Under Pressure: System Planning and Delivery," a conversation on how the U.S. can plan and build the infrastructure needed to keep up with rising energy demand.
Thank you to Lauren Thomas of @PSEGdelivers, Kyle Danish of @VanNessFeldman, Adam Carpenter of the @awwa and Kenneth Magee of @VaNaturalGas for a great discussion, and to ASE for bringing everyone together.
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The Last Frontier is an American energy powerhouse.
During our field tour, Western Caucus members learned from our partners at @CRESenergy about the enormous potential of Alaska’s oil, gas, and mineral resources and the important role they can play in America’s energy future.
#WCF #WesternCaucus
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📅 SAVE THE DATE: National Clean Energy Week returns September 13-17, 2027!
Thank you to everyone who helped make our 10th year one to remember. We can't wait to see you next September.
Relive the panels and remarks made at this year's Policymakers Symposium on our YouTube page youtube.com/@nationalcleanen…
Washington keeps arguing over how America should power itself. Voters, meanwhile, aren't torn at all.
⚡ 71% want renewables to play a bigger role, including 68% of Republicans
⚡ 70% say their energy bills climbed this year
⚡58% majority are more likely to support a federal candidate that strongly supports renewables
New polling by @alexlundry for CRES Forum and @CenterlineAmer, via @TheWellNews: thewellnews.com/opinions/ame…
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“The affordable choice and the popular choice are becoming the same choice.”
Made-in-America solar energy is affordable, fast to build and popular. According to a poll from @CenterlineAmer and @CRESenergy, 79% of voters across party lines want solar power to be a bigger part of America’s energy mix.
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@CenterlineAmer pollster Lundry recommended framing #permittingreform as a boost for clean power - “making renewable energy a bigger part of the country’s energy supply is the right move.” grist.org/politics/permittin…
