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Maria Gallucci

Maria Gallucci is the clean economy reporter for InsideClimate News, covering issues ranging from electric vehicles and solar energy trends to carbon trading and state-level climate policies. She previously worked in Mexico City as a reporter for the top English-language newspaper, The News, and as a stringer for the Associated Press. She has a degree in journalism from Ohio University's Honors Tutorial College.

You can reach her by email at maria.gallucci@insideclimatenews.org

Articles

This Week in Clean Economy: Northeast States Bucking Carbon Emissions Trend

Apr 20 , 2012
Study finds that cap-and-trade and other clean energy policies have helped Northeastern states cut CO2 emissions faster than the rest of the nation.

This Week in Clean Economy: China Is Leading the Race for Clean Energy Jobs

Apr 13 , 2012
Report finds that America spends a lot less than China in clean energy sectors that have the most job-creation potential.

Q&A: Plug-In Leader Discusses Ups and Downs of America's E.V. Transformation

Apr 10 , 2012
Ecotality's innovation chief discusses everything from the issue of sluggish U.S. demand for E.V.'s and how the Solyndra fallout has affected its business.

This Week in Clean Economy: Manufacturing Job Surge Seen for East Coast Offshore Wind

Apr 6 , 2012
Wind farms along Maryland's coast could create thousands of jobs for the nearly 900 companies that are positioned to manufacuture and install turbines.

Opponent of Clean Fuels Standard Fires Warning Shot at Attorneys General

Apr 3 , 2012
Group says NE low-carbon fuel law 'unlikely to survive judicial scrutiny.' One AG tells InsideClimate News the warning won't change state's course.

This Week in Clean Economy: Green Cards for Clean Energy Job Creators

Mar 30 , 2012
To help spur its clean economy, a Texas city is turning to a federal program that grants foreigners visas to invest in U.S. projects—and it's not alone.

Northeast Markets Eyed for Oil Sands as Clean Fuels Standard Fades

Mar 29 , 2012
A clean fuels effort among 11 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states is fading, as new pipelines for tar sands crude to the Atlantic get an industry push.

Clean Energy Manufacturers Spared from Rising Petro-Dollar Job Losses

Mar 22 , 2012
Canada's clean economy has so far been spared the damaging effects of 'Dutch disease' caused by oil sands exports. How long can it last?