Climate change has captured the world’s attention for decades. We’ve seen countless intergovernmental summits, worldwide protests, and documentaries on global warming over the years. Although momentum has been building across the public and private sectors, leaders are preparing for a new, accelerated leg in the race to clean energy as America positions itself to meet the 2050 net zero emissions promise.
The Infrastructure and Investments Job Act is expected to significantly fast track the country’s clean energy commitments, introducing plans for nationwide electric vehicle (EV) charging, public transportation fleet conversion, and legacy pollution mitigation, as well as federal funding options for companies prioritizing green energy campaigns. What’s more, state-sponsored EV incentives and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s pending carbon reporting regulations have further demonstrated America’s intentions.
