Positive advancements in the renewable energy sector can sometimes fly under the radar, especially with rapid changes in technology and policy where shifting regulations can slow adoption or obscure progress. As April comes to a close, we are looking ahead to what’s next in clean energy.

We continue to highlight key renewable energy and climate developments in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania for Earth Month; this week, we spoke with sustainability professionals at Citizens’ Climate Lobby, EarthJustice, and PennEnvironment, three PA-based nonprofits that are helping communities get involved in the fight against climate change and pollution.

This Earth Month, we highlighted key renewable energy and climate developments in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania to show that, even while climate progress lags on the federal level, meaningful change can still be made locally and state-wide.

Shopping for renewable energy can be overwhelming. Check out this brief guide to help you make the right decision for your energy needs.

Community solar represents a critical yet underutilized resource in the clean energy transition. Despite its potential, community solar remains unviable in Pennsylvania.

In Philadelphia, a historic industrial hub, the public health challenges tied to fossil fuel production have shaped the city’s landscape and fueled a strong tradition of community advocacy. Learn about the PES Oil Refinery, and how one organization that fought for its closure continues to advocate for clean air and community health in Philadelphia.