Doug Lewin of Renewable Energy World reports that grid regulators in Texas spent $600,000 for a study on their market redesign that doesn’t consider extreme weather. “The report essentially tells the PUCT how to redesign the market so that the grid is reliable in an average year. Average years aren’t the problem. Unfortunately, after winter 2021...
America’s exceptional work reducing emissions while growing GDP and last month’s breakthrough on fusion demonstrate that American innovators will continue to lead the world on meaningful climate progress.
"Last Spring, Mercedes-Benz, the company’s first automotive customer, announced that it had selected Sila’s NCS for its luxury electric fleet, starting with the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, due out by mid-decade."
"Baker Hughes, which is more equipment-focused than its peers, therefore seems to have a head start: Orders in its new energy business were substantial enough to be noted on earnings calls. It booked more than $400 million of orders in the segment last year and said it is on track to exceed that amount this year."
A recent IEA report stated that in order for the world to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, drastic technological innovations need to occur.
NPR reports that in North Carolina farmers are transferring the methane from hog waste into fuel through a process called biogas
Findings from the American Petroleum Institute show that the permitting and review process in NEPA delays project completion by an average of 5.8 years, costing $4.2 million
TechExplore reports advancements in a new technology that purifies water using the power of sunlight.
"The commitments we’re making today not only aim to decarbonize Walmart’s global operations, they also put us on the path to becoming a regenerative company – one that works to restore, renew and replenish in addition to preserving our planet, and encourages others to do the same."
“The French company said Wednesday that it plans to spend $3 billion a year on renewables by 2030, about 20% of its annual investment budget and up from $2 billion this year.”
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