"By adopting a holistic approach that focuses on regulatory reform, reducing government bureaucracy, and moving away from abusive litigation practices, we can surmount the barriers hindering the transition towards a sustainable energy future."
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Carbon Capture And Brews: Rhode Island Brewery Puts Emissions Back Into Beers
"Grey Sail is the first craft brewery in Rhode Island, and the second in New England, to install carbon-capturing technology specially designed for microbreweries. Developed by Earthly Labs, based in Austin, Texas, the system captures the waste carbon dioxide produced during fermentation, enabling it to be used to carbonate and package the beer."
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Toyota To Make Fuel Cell Modules For Hydrogen Big Rigs At Kentucky Plant
Alan Ohnsman of Forbes writes about Toyota’s efforts to make fuel cells for hydrogen-powered big rigs. “Toyota’s fuel cell system for commercial vehicles ‘delivers over 300 miles of range at a full load weight of 80,000 pounds, all while demonstrating exceptional drivability, quiet operation and zero harmful emissions,’ David Rosier, head of powertrain at Toyota...
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HOFFMAN: Proactive Forest Management Is Sustainable For The Environment
"Active forest management policies enable forests to become more resilient and allow for low-intensity, regular fire cycles. Lawmakers would be well-served to incorporate this, among other policy prescriptions, in their rulemaking decisions."
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Was COP26 a Cause for Climate Optimism?
COP’s fringe events were a success, and a cause for optimism on climate policy. All that’s required now is for those market voices on conservation issues to penetrate and percolate the UN’s main event, and have the self-evidentiary superiority of their solutions outshine inefficient socialist spending.
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Caterpillar, BNSF Railway, Chevron pursue hydrogen-powered locomotive
Nathan Bomey writes in Axios that Caterpillar, BNSF Railway, and Chevron are pursuing a hydrogen project. >>>READ: Chevron Commits to Net Zero by 2050<<< “Caterpillar’s Progress Rail will develop a hydrogen rail system, Chevron will deliver the fueling setup, and BNSF will demonstrate the technology once it’s ready.” Read the full report here.
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Bringing Solar To Coal Country In Kentucky
Steve Hanley writes in CleanTechnica about a solar project in Martin County, Kentucky. >>>Read more on private-sector innovations here<<< Read the full article here.
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One Year Later: The Storm That Knocked Texas Out Cold
"The fact that we are still talking about the Texas grid a full after the storm indicates just how much of an impact the blackouts had on so many. It changed our awareness of things we once took for granted and has taken center stage in our politics. But, while we have made some progress, to say the grid is fixed would be premature, we are not yet done."
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UK’s Magical Mushroom Company uses mycelium to replace plastic packaging
"The latest to join the ranks is Magical Mushroom Company (MMC). It’s now raised a £3 million seed round led by Ecovative Design LLC with participation by Dale Vince, founder of Ecotricity (a green energy company in the U.K.); Robert Del Naja (activist); and Marcus Watson, co-founder of Adoreum Partners, who brought 30 other investors."
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Tio Kleberg, 7th Generation King Ranch Patriarch, Says Solar is the Future
"The Klebergs’ solar array will help prevent 1 million pounds of coal from being burned to generate electricity. 'The legacy that I’d like to leave for my children is to leave it better than it was left for me. Improve the land, improve conservation methods, and solar is one of those things—it will carry on for the next 150 years.'"
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