Private-public partnerships have the potential to transition carbon capture from a relatively nascent technology with promise, to an impactful, market-ready climate solution.
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The U.S. is Now Home to the World’s Largest SAF Facility
LanzaJet will make 10 million gallons of sustainable jet fuel annually.
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How FESI Can Help Advance Transformative Energy Technologies
With bipartisan support and collaboration, FESI can harness the expertise at the national labs and in the private sector, using private money, to achieve greater levels of economic prosperity and environmental progress.
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Dutch Farmer Protests, High Gas Prices Indicate Need for Pro-Consumer Climate Policy
Mob rule shouldn’t dictate policy, but the Dutch protests should be a wakeup call for policymakers to implement the necessary policy reforms to slash both prices and emissions.
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Can Propane Play a Role in Decarbonization Efforts? One Industry Leader Thinks So
While we wait for warmer temperatures and grilling weather, it is important to realize the many other roles that propane can have in delivering a cleaner energy future.
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South Africa Announces Bold Shift to Renewables and Nuclear
Sonal Patel of Power reports on South Africa’s shift to nuclear power and renewables. “In July, notably, South Africa celebrated a 100-day milestone of no power cuts, marking the longest period of energy stability in the country since 2021. South African utility Eskom in April also celebrated an energy availability factor of 65.5%, exceptionally higher...
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Drones Could Solve Offshore Wind’s Jones Act Problem
Drones might help offshore wind developers find a cost effective way around the century-old law.
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‘Carbon Is The New Calorie’ And Allbirds Is Counting
"Allbirds is so committed to changing the industry that in 2020 it announced it would team up with competitor adidas to produce a running shoe with the lowest possible carbon footprint in the industry."
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Permitting Reform Isn’t Just a Lame Duck Opportunity. It’s a Forever Battle
Permitting reform is not a one-and-done fix. It will take bold reform at the federal and state levels to capitalize on America’s energy abundance and technological innovation.
