Sara Baldwin-Griffin

@sarabaldwin.bsky.social

CEO of @Utah Clean Energy | Former: Sr. Director, Electrification @EnergyInnovLLC, Host of EectrifyThis! Podcast | VP-Regulatory w/ @IRECUSA, Sr. Policy Associate w/ @UtahCleanEnergy

An excellent summary of the past, current, and future prospects for coal in the U.S. from my colleague @michelle-solomon.bsky.social!

Energy Innovation@energyinnovation.org · 9mo ago

🔌💡 #Coal power is increasingly unreliable & expensive. After 100 years, coal is no longer the largest source of #electricity. In 2025, coal composed just 15 percent of U.S. electricity generation. Check out our report on the future of coal in the U.S. 👉 energyinnovation.org/expert-voice...

📣 Tune in 11/3 to the next episode of Electrify This! #podcast to learn more about what is needed to power electric trucks and keep them charged for the long-haul! 🚚🔌⚡ I speak with long-time friend and colleague Jason Berry of Terawatt Infrastructure about the challenges and innovative approaches!

Energy Innovation@energyinnovation.org · 9mo ago

🚨 New episode of the Electrify This #Podcast releases next week! Our @sarabaldwin.bsky.social is joined by Terawatt Infrastructure's Jason Berry to discuss #electric heavy-duty trucks and long-haul charging ⚡🚚 #energysky

Energy Innovation's Sara Baldwin (Senior Director of Electrification) is hosting Terawatt Infrastructure's Vice President of Energy & Policy, Jason Berry on the next episode of the Electrify This! podcast. Releasing on November 3rd, the two will discuss long-haul charging and heavy-duty truck electrification.

Yeah, the rollbacks are bad – as Harry & @sarahsteinberg.bsky.social explain – but they also ID opportunities for industry growth, and share where they're optimistic about the road ahead. 🎙️ Thank you @sarahbaldwin.bsky.social @energyinnovation.org for having @advancedenergyunited.org on the show!

Sara Baldwin-Griffin@sarabaldwin.bsky.social · last yr.

Electrify This! podcast is live today! I speak with Harry Godfrey and @sarahsteinberg.bsky.social of @advancedenergyunited.org about the impacts of Congress' HR1 and what people and states can do to benefit from time-limited incentives before they're gone! energyinnovation.org/podcast/cong...

Now that the mega bill is law (GROAN), now is THE time to lease or buy a new or used EV and install charging infrastructure (before tax credits expire)! Alison Takemura w/ @canarymedia.com covers the incentives, tools for drivers, why EVs make great cars to drive! www.canarymedia.com/articles/ele...

With EV tax credit gone, now’s the time to buy an electric car

Trump’s megabill ends the consumer tax credits for EVs in September. But until then, shoppers can still use them to lock in lower prices — and great lease…

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I had the honor to speak with the legendary Mary Nichols on my latest podcast, Electrify This!, discussing the implications of federal actions and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on the U.S. EV market. Tune in tomorrow 6/26 wherever you get your podcasts!

Energy Innovation@energyinnovation.org · last yr.

🔌 💡 This week on the Electrify This! #Podcast, our @sarabaldwin.bsky.social hosts Mary Nichols to discuss how the "One Big Beautiful Bill" and other federal repeals will crash America's #EV market. #greensky #energysky

NEW DFP Insight: As Congressional Republicans weigh eliminating funding for the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office, a majority of voters (61%) believe that the DOE should continue providing government-backed loans to invest in new clean energy technologies.

Bar chart of polling data from Data For Progress.
Title: A Majority of Voters Want the Department of Energy to Provide Government-Backed Loans for New Clean Energy Technologies.
Description: [see crosstabs for full question wording]
Response Options:
A) The Department of Energy should provide government-backed loans to invest in new clean energy technologies
B) Don't know
C) The Department of Energy should not provide government-backed loans to invest in new clean energy technologies
All likely voters — 61% chose A, 9% chose B, 29% chose C
Democrat — 79% chose A, 9% chose B, 12% chose C
Independent / Third party — 61% chose A, 10% chose B, 29% chose C
Republican — 43% chose A, 10% chose B, 47% chose C

May 22–24, 2025 survey of 1,171 U.S. likely voters.

“I think people should know that research that they probably would support is being canceled,” said Eden Tanner, a chemist at the University of Mississippi. “I would like to cure brain cancer,” Dr. Tanner said. “I think that's not particularly controversial.” www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Here Are the Nearly 2,500 Medical Research Grants Canceled or Delayed by Trump

Some cuts have been starkly visible, but the country’s medical grant-making machinery has also radically transformed outside the public eye.

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