If the world is going to meet the climate goals set in the Paris agreement in 2015, there will need to be an estimated $1 trillion in clean energy investments per year in the coming decades. In the United States, much of that money will need to come from electric utilities that deliver power to our homes. But on that front there are wide disparities in renewable adoption, according to a new report from Ceres,…
Just a few utilities supply most of the renewable energy sales in the U.S.
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