Why Your Electric Bill Is Too High
ILSR's short video explains how excessive profits for utility shareholders, also known as return on equity, drive up electric bills.
ILSR's short video explains how excessive profits for utility shareholders, also known as return on equity, drive up electric bills.
ILSR's fact sheet covers the fundamentals of networked geothermal heating and cooling systems for local leaders and residents.
ILSR's 2-minute explainer video covers the basics of networked geothermal heating and cooling systems for local leaders and residents.
State and local governments can expand solar access and slash electric bills by simplifying complex and expensive permitting processes.
An interactive tool to help consumers, reporters, and policymakers explore the link between excessive utility profit rates and high electric bills.
Learn about actions state utility regulators and legislators can take to lower electric bills for consumers.
Communities can assert their power against the big tech monopolies driving the harmful expansion of massive data centers.
State regulators are setting utility profit rates too high, allowing utilities to overcharge customers by billions in order to overpay their investors.
Read stories from community leaders about clean energy resilience in Puerto Rico, in the aftermath of Bad Bunny's symbolic Super Bowl performance.
Climate leaders can revitalize the movement by rallying against excessive utility profits.
The Mamdani administration has a crucial opportunity to reverse New York City's affordability crisis; this ILSR policy memo suggests strategies to do so.
Small-scale solar is a fast and cost-effective way to transition the U.S. to clean energy — if utilities and policymakers get out of the way.
A message to friends and allies reflecting on David's visionary ideas, rigorous thinking, and lasting impact on movements for a just, sustainable, and democratic world.
In this webinar, climate activist Bill McKibben and a panel of energy experts discuss how powerful monopoly utilities block climate progress.
Energy Democracy Initiative Director John Farrell writes a farewell to Minnesota clean energy champion Rep. Melissa Hortman, who was assassinated in June 2025