The Institute for Energy Research regularly produces targeted initiatives and compiles analytical resources focusing on key energy policy and market issues. Policymakers and consumers can access data and findings from specific projects detailing state-level electricity pricing disparities, domestic energy production, environmental funding streams, and critical energy infrastructure protection through the options below.
The data is clear: bluer states tend to have much higher electricity prices than red states.
More than almost any other product, electricity prices are a direct result of state energy policies because states have the exclusive power to decide which resources supply their grids.
Throughout America’s remarkable history, our nation has evolved from humble sources like wood, water, and biomass to harnessing the transformative power of coal, oil, natural gas, and nuclear energy. Each bold leap forward has sparked groundbreaking innovations and delivered profound benefits to the American people.
Big Green, Inc. is a project of the Institute for Energy Research that demonstrates money’s influence on energy policy in the United States. The map highlights a group of foundations that spend billions of dollars supporting aggressive climate litigation, the promotion of uneconomic renewable energy sources, and overburdening regulations.
Pipeline Protection Project is committed to exposing the truth about green activist groups such as Greenpeace USA, who excuse violence and vandalism under the guise of ‘free speech.’ We believe these groups should be held accountable for their efforts to compromise our energy security.
