Opinion: After the Trump administration froze our funding, we learned that silence in the face of these attacks wouldn't work. Now we’re speaking up. phlnthrp.com/45F5oB1

☎️ Recap: A pipeline of deals representing billions of dollars could move forward without federal funding. “The whole reason we exist is to lean into these challenges and opportunities when others lean out,” said @bethbaff.bsky.social of @climateunited.bsky.social. impactalpha.com/call-no-71-g...

I’m at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the $20 billion climate grants case. The Trump administration has now entirely dropped from its legal case the EPA’s continued very public claims that grantees engaged in waste, fraud or abuse. Now stating repeatedly that this is not the government’s contention.

There are goals we share with Zeldin: clean air, affordable energy, strong domestic manufacturing, robust transparency & oversight. But we will never agree on his reasons for terminating our grant. The "evidence" he cites is misleading at best (mostly lies). That is why it has been absent in court.

A comprehensive overview of the legal process that we and others are going through, and - most importantly - what is at stake. www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

Thriving small businesses = thriving American economy. That's why our electric trucks program invests in small businesses like Bianca's to improve their bottom line while building a stronger American supply chain and reducing air pollution for port communities.

“You said that there was waste, fraud, abuse,” Judge Tanya Chutkan said to Department of Justice attorney Marc Sacks. “You seem to be abandoning that position now.” www.utilitydive.com/news/epa-att...

This program is not about politics, it’s about people. We want to do the work. 👇

“I’m not here though because of his speech. I’m here despite his speech. I’m here because as powerful as he was, the people were more powerful.” @booker.senate.gov www.nytimes.com/2025/04/01/u...

Navajo Power Home is planning to electrify 5,000 homes in the Navajo Nation, with financing support from @climateunited.bsky.social — but those funds are now frozen. "They want Americans to be prioritized…well what about the first Americans, the ones that were here, the indigenous folks?”

A strong, advanced energy economy benefits all of us⚡ That’s why we invest in solutions that transform communities and save hard-working Americans money, all while boosting domestic manufacturing, creating jobs, and reducing pollution.

What's at stake in Minnesota 👇 www.startribune.com/climate-solu...

We are excited to share this update on our work. Despite recent challenges, our team has continued to deliver. Check out our latest response to EPA's recent oversight request and let us know if you have any questions. 👇

In Georgia, these funds will help churches install solar and make community buildings more resilient to extreme weather like floods and heatwaves. In North Carolina, they will help Hurricane Helene survivors harden their homes and install solar + batteries to keep the lights on in future storms.

Who ultimately pays the price for EPA’s funding freeze? City and town governments, first-time homebuyers, electricians and contractors, small businesses, and hard-working Americans. www.newsweek.com/greenhouse-g...

We want to do the work. www.nytimes.com/2025/03/08/c...

"The current funding freeze harms the communities we serve, and we are taking the next step to ensure we can deliver on our contract," Climate United CEO Beth Bafford said. www.newsweek.com/climate-unit...