Arizona
One of the fastest growing states in the country is also the site of some of the most robust private-sector clean energy activity, demonstrating why companies and investors have become powerful voices for climate and clean energy action in Arizona. The state’s growing commitment to addressing the climate crisis and building a clean energy economy have shown that the efforts of leading companies and investors are working.
California is both one of the world’s largest economies and the country’s climate leader when it comes to state policy — long proving the economic case for robust sustainability policy. State leaders have continued to step up their ambition with new policies that will lead the nation’s transition to electric passenger and commercial vehicle fleets, while setting a gold standard in corporate climate disclosure.
Colorado
With the support of major employers that know a clean economy is a stronger and more resilient one, Colorado has acted decisively to maximize and capitalize on private and federal clean energy investment. In recent years, the state has increased its ambition to achieve a net zero economy by 2050 while passing a suite of innovative clean power, clean transportation, and clean building policies to help achieve that goal — firmly cementing itself as a national climate leader.
Nevada
After staking out a leadership role by the start of the 2020s, Nevada stands at a crossroads as it risks falling behind its neighbors in building a robust clean energy economy. Major businesses and investors are urging the state to press forward with smart policies that will help it compete economically while addressing the state’s mounting climate challenges.