Our outdated systems hold back smart, competitive energy innovations. The Clean Economy Project exists to fix the systems so America can build, innovate, and invest at speed and scale.
Clean Economy Project
Unleashing clean energy to advance a new era of economic growth, shared prosperity, and a safe climate.
About
Clean Economy Project (CleanEcon) is a nonprofit policy initiative that advances groundbreaking policy change to drive economic growth, shared prosperity, and a safe climate. By modernizing outdated rules and removing market barriers, we make clean technologies the most affordable, abundant, and compelling way to power a growing economy.
Our Work
From policy blueprints to real-time data platforms, CleanEcon builds the tools that policymakers, investors, and industry leaders need to make faster, smarter decisions.
Policy Design
The Blueprint Series
Implementable policy designs to modernize America’s federal energy innovation system — written by the people who spent years inside the system and know exactly where it breaks.
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Data Platform
Energy Momentum
A data platform tracking clean energy investment across the United States — where it’s going, where it’s stalling, and what it means for America’s electricity future.
Explore the DataPartnership with Heatmap & MIT
Electricity Price Hub
A public data platform tracking monthly residential electricity rates and bills at the utility level across all 50 states — so you can see not just that prices are rising, but why.
Explore the HubNews & Updates
Unlocking American Geothermal Potential
Accelerating EGS Deployment Through Targeted De-Risking Across U.S. Basins
Innovation Spotlight: Darren Hau, Co-Founder & CEO of Halo Materials
In this CleanEcon Innovation Spotlight, Darren shares his perspective on why graphite has been overlooked, what it will take to build a viable domestic supply, and how new approaches to production could reshape the economy.
Heatmap News x MIT Electricity Price Hub: April 2026 Update
CleanData’s April 2026 update to the Electricity Price Hub (EPH) in partnership with Heatmap News and MIT.