Where Policy Meets the Press
We've worked at the highest levels of government, philanthropy, and advocacy. We know who shapes opinion in your industry, what they care about, and how to reach them. That's the foundation of everything we do.
Our Services
We make sure every op-ed, event, and briefing book tells the same powerful story so your message reaches the rooms that matter most.
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We find the story that’s true, compelling, and strategically useful, and then we make sure everyone is telling it the same way.
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The quote in the newspaper and the meeting in the elected officials’s office should tell the same story. We make sure they do.
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The most persuasive advocates are often not on your payroll. We identify, brief, and activate the validators who give your message reach and credibility.
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Relationships with the right reporters, built over years. Coverage in the outlets that matter to your industry, your regulators, and your customers.
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We specialize in translating complete policy proposals into press events that put your issue on the map.
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We find your most powerful messenger and make sure they’re ready to be on the record.
Our Clients
We have partnered with leading institutions across policy, energy, government, manufacturing, and philanthropy—from global think tanks to Fortune 500 companies and major municipal organizations.
Press Coverage
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There’s a story we like to tell about American capitalism…That’s the tale we love to tell and hear. But take it from a person who has found himself on the fortunate side of that narrative: This story is incomplete. For most people, our system isn’t working.
Eli Broad in The New York Times | June 25, 2019
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For years, the U.S. erected higher and higher barriers to the import of Chinese solar panels, arguing that it was the best way to protect domestic suppliers. Now, China’s solar giants are building their factories inside the U.S.
Phred Dvorak in WSJ | February 6, 2024
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Washington, D.C., has fewer highway miles than any city on the East Coast because residents rose up against plans to build two circular highways and connecting links inside the current Capitol Beltway. Activist Reginald H. Booker, who died last year at age 74, made the movement’s mantra: “White men’s roads through black men’s homes.”
Ashley Halsey III for The Washington Post | March 29, 2016
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The United States was once a global leader in both solar innovation and manufacturing — we invented photovoltaic technology in the 1950s to power satellites and spacecraft. And we retained our undisputed leadership in solar for decades. But lately, we have seen our solar industry get crushed as a direct consequence of China’s huge state subsidies to its manufacturers beginning in the 2000s.
Ambassador Robert Holleyman in The New York Times | July 9, 2022
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“All the other states in our country that have adopted similar community solar program models, they are working,” said Ward, adding that 22 states have programs comparable to the one solar advocates want in California. “The writing on the wall suggests that, exactly as we feared years ago, this was not the way to go.”
Blanca Begert for The Los Angeles Times | March 5, 2026
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Growing the U.S. solar industry and its supply chain is a key part of the Biden administration’s climate agenda. But domestic manufacturers continue to struggle in the face of competition from cheaper imports from Asia, prompting these companies to fight back in a series of trade petitions.
Kelsey Tamborrino for Politico | April 24, 2024
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This morning in Mott Haven, a neighborhood in the South Bronx, tens of thousands of New Yorkers — more than 95 percent of whom are people of color — woke up and breathed in air thick with vehicle exhaust. Mott Haven is not unique…
Andrea Marpillero-Colomina in The New York Times | December 30, 2023
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Reversing the fortunes of American manufacturing has been a promise in U.S. politics for more than a decade, but in solar it is actually happening.
Sabri Ben-Achour in Marketplace | October 29, 2024
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China has dominated the solar manufacturing sector for a decade … using a familiar playbook to those of us who’ve watched what the Opec cartel has done to oil markets.
Andrew Gumbel and Adam Lowenstein in The Guardian | September 10, 2024
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A group of seven leading solar manufacturers filed trade complaints on Wednesday, formally requesting that the Biden administration impose tariffs on solar products being exported from Southeast Asia into the United States. [The petitions] come amid growing alarm within the U.S. solar industry that a flood of cheap Chinese green energy technology exports is pushing down prices of solar panels and threatening efforts by the Biden administration to develop a domestic solar supply chain.
Alan Rappeport in The New York Times | April 24, 2024
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“We need more projects like this to help the state’s millions of renters in need of relief from their high utility bills,” said California State Senator Anna Caballero, a Democrat who represents part of the Central Valley.
Mark Chediak in Bloomberg | December 6, 2024Read More: PDF
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The US solar industry is bracing for a year of transition as it adapts to the earlier than expected loss of crucial tax credits that had fuelled its growth.
Alexandra White and Jamie Smyth in Financial Times | January 27, 2026
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