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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: Wind Power Tax Credit Extension Splits GOP

Feb 10 , 2012
Hopes for a key federal wind subsidy get a jolt while other renewable energy industries ask, what about us?

California’s Landmark Clean Car Mandate: How It Works and What It Means

Feb 8 , 2012
The first quotas for green vehicles in the largest car market could have broad national impact, but will there be enough consumer demand?

This Week in Clean Economy: Pressure Is on Obama to Finalize National Solar Plan

Feb 3 , 2012
Advocates trumpet the nation's first solar plan on public lands and urge quick action. Election-year debate over jobs spills into U.S.-China solar spat.

Greening of Building Sector on Track to Deliver Trillions in Savings by 2030

Feb 1 , 2012
Report based on DOE's revised long-term projections of energy consumption in the building sector points to dramatic impact of energy efficiency.

This Week in Clean Economy: Renewables Industry, Advocates Weigh In on Obama Plan

Jan 27 , 2012
In interviews with InsideClimate News, clean energy supporters and analysts share their views on the merits of the president's main clean energy policies.

This Week in Clean Economy: Dueling Solyndra Ads Foreshadow Energy-Centric Campaign

Jan 20 , 2012
No signs of "Solyndra fatigue" on the campaign front, while Obama's jobs council weighs in on a critical wind subsidy.

With Pipeline Stopped for Now, Tar Sands Battle Continues in California Courts

Jan 20 , 2012
A legal brawl over a low-carbon fuel rule will shape the appetite of global markets for Canada's dirtier crude.

Several States Using Little-Known Fund to Jump-Start the Clean Economy

Jan 11 , 2012
Report finds that 22 states are tapping "CEFs" to build renewable energy projects. Some are going further by using the money to build entire industries.