A decarbonization technology assessment tool that evaluates the environmental impact of various energy sources and technologies.

The evidence shows that decarbonization efforts face numerous barriers and hurdles across various sectors. For example, PJM wants data centers to bring their own power, and Trump’s war on offshore wind is robbing a generation of workers. Princeton Critical Minerals is raising $16M to scale lithium production technologies, indicating a demand for critical minerals in clean energy. However, there is a gap in the availability of tools to aid in these efforts. A decarbonization technology assessment tool would evaluate the environmental impact of various energy sources and technologies, providing a comprehensive analysis to help decision-makers choose the most sustainable options. This tool would be valuable for energy companies, policymakers, and environmental organizations looking to accelerate decarbonization.