As the world grapples with the increasing impacts of climate change, the necessity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is paramount. The United States, aiming to meet the ambitious targets set by the Paris Agreement, is moving towards deep decarbonization of the energy sector. With a focus on renewable energy sources like solar and wind, the U.S. is witnessing a transition towards cleaner electricity generation. Despite facing challenges such as intermittency and spatial constraints, renewables are proving to be cost-competitive and are contributing significantly to job creation in the clean energy sector. Energy storage technologies are emerging as key players in the energy transition, enabling the efficient utilization of renewable energy by storing excess electricity for times of high demand. Technologies like lithium-ion batteries and pumped hydro are ensuring a reliable supply of electricity, reducing the need for fossil fuel-based power generation. Advancements in grid infrastructure and policy support are further solidifying the position of renewables and energy storage in driving the U.S. towards a carbon-free energy future.