These new transmission lines are without a doubt a good thing for renewable energy development. Better transmission capability will hasten our transition to a future powered by clean energy sources.
Author: Kelvey Vander Hart
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Sesame Solar Wants to Change How We Power Disaster Relief
Sesame Solar wants the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to get on board with the innovation, believing it would be a ‘gamechanger’ in powering disaster management. But until that point, the company will continue to slowly reframe disaster response, one mobile unit at a time.
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PERC Report Finds Pathway to Peace Between Eagles and Wind Turbines
A new report from the free-market Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) offers a better path forward for both eagles and wind energy.
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Ready for some good news? Fin whales are coming back
Fin whales are returning to our oceans, and that is something we can cheer.
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North Carolina Youth Apprenticeship Program is Securing Tomorrow’s Clean Energy Workforce
The North Carolina Clean Energy Youth Apprenticeship Program gives students the opportunity to pursue a career path in the clean energy sector.
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America Could Run On Spent Nuclear Fuel…If We Let It
Spent nuclear fuel is waiting to be put to use. All we have to do is develop the entrepreneurial will to get the technological ball rolling up to scale.
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IKEA: Serving Up Solar, Sustainability, and Swedish Meatballs
Want solar, sustainably sourced materials, shelving, and Swedish meatballs all from the same place? Just head to your local IKEA.
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Mission: Iconic Reefs Sets to Restoring One of the Ocean’s Greatest Ecosystems
What covers more than 70 percent of our planet? Our oceans! Anything that takes up that much surface area deserves recognition and every June 8th, recognition is given through World Ocean Day. This date serves as an important reminder that environmental problems do not just plague the other 30 percent of our planet—our oceans are...
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GRID Alternatives Is Leading The Charge Toward Solar For All
The organization currently serves families on tribal lands and in California, Colorado, and the mid-Atlantic region. This is through their Energy For All Program, which offers “single-family, multifamily, and community solar installation services, project development, and technical assistance.”
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One Unexpected Sustainable Architecture Tool: Oysters
Green innovation comes in many forms, but it is not every day that they include putting live animals (humanely) to work. The impact of SCAPE Studio’s research and phenomenal implementation will be felt worldwide.
