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Welcome to Atlas Live: a video podcast that brings together industry and policy leaders for lively discussions on the future of clean technology, transportation, the built environment, manufacturing, climate change, and more – all streamed live and freely accessible to the…
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Linking Fuel Economy and Auto Loans (opens the original)
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Auto loans are a major recurring cost for households, but the interest rates lenders charge rarely account for a vehicle's fuel economy. A new Atlas Public Policy analysis, conducted with support from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), examined nearly 380,000 auto loans and found efficient and electric vehicle (EV) borrowers were up to 50% less likely to fall behind on payments, even though EV borrowers still paid more in financing costs. In this episode, Atlas’s Nick Nigro sits down
What to Watch For at Climate Week NYC 2026 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Atlas Live, Nick Nigro welcomes back Angela Barranco, Executive Director for North America at Climate Group, for a preview of Climate Week NYC 2026. This event returns at a critical moment for climate and energy policy, with affordability concerns, political shifts, and a busy election cycle shaping the national conversation. We'll hear from Angela about how the events will bring together policymakers, advocates, businesses, and other leaders to advance the next phase of clima
Energy Bills Are Increasing and States Are Responding (opens the original)
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Energy bills are rising across the country, putting new pressure on households, utilities, and state policymakers. In this episode of Atlas Live, Nick Nigro sits down with Dr. Zenon Christodoulou, Commissioner at the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and Josephus Allmond, Chief Energy Officer for the Commonwealth of Virginia. We’ll discuss what’s driving higher electricity costs and how state leaders are responding. We’ll also explore what tools states have to improve affordability while main
States Debate Energy Bill Savings Now or Later (opens the original)
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Across the country, state energy efficiency programs are facing new scrutiny as policymakers look for ways to address rising energy bills. But will cutting or pausing these programs actually make energy more affordable, and who benefits when program budgets are reduced? In this episode of Atlas Live, Atlas’s Stephen Naimoli sits down with Mark Kresowik of ACEEE and Bryan Howard of Montgomery County, Maryland, to discuss the politics and impacts of energy efficiency program cuts, what these chang
State DOTs and the Future of EV Charging (opens the original)
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Over the past five years, state DOTs have moved from playing little role in EV charging deployment to leading multimillion-dollar investments in a national network of high-speed chargers through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. What comes next after NEVI? In this episode, Atlas’s Rachael Nealer and Tina Hodges talk with Josh Rodriguez of AASHTO about their project examining how state and local transportation agencies are deploying EV charging infrastructure today—and
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