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Breaking Battery Barriers
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Breaking Battery Barriers

America’s rural population of 66 million could benefit immensely from emerging technologies and a future of abundance. In particular, long-duration energy storage (LDES) could unlock cheaper, more reliable electricity for rural Americans all over the country. Unfortunately, regulatory problems could slow down or even prevent progress on LDES. Now is the time to fix these issues and pave the way for solutions.

Google Signs Largest-Ever Rice Methane Carbon Credit Deal with Indian Startup 
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Google Signs Largest-Ever Rice Methane Carbon Credit Deal with Indian Startup 

Tech giant Google has agreed to purchase one million carbon credits from Indian startup Mitti Labs to offset methane emissions from rice farming. As one of the world’s staple grains, rice cultivation accounts for approximately 12 percent of methane emissions worldwide. Unfortunately, its presence in every kitchen cabinet also means that reducing the crop’s carbon footprint is no simple task.

Hexagon, Weyerhaeuser Ink Geothermal Development Deal for Pacific Northwest
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Hexagon, Weyerhaeuser Ink Geothermal Development Deal for Pacific Northwest

An independent energy development company and a long-time manufacturer of wood products have signed an agreement to develop geothermal projects in Washington and Oregon. Hexagon Energy and Weyerhaeuser Co. on September 10 said they have closed a deal covering that could provide an estimated 3 GW of geothermal power generation capacity in the Pacific Northwest....

Transmission expansion could spur billions in savings, especially in PJM: study
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Transmission expansion could spur billions in savings, especially in PJM: study

A set of 13 “high value” inter- and intraregional transmission projects in the Eastern Interconnection could produce up to $15.3 billion in net system value through 2050, according to a study released Tuesday. Also, the transmission projects would lower retail electricity rates, enhance system reliability and improve resilience to extreme weather events, according to Powering...

How much of a threat do heat waves pose to nuclear plants?
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How much of a threat do heat waves pose to nuclear plants?

Europe’s increasingly hot summers come with a worrying trend. The air conditioning that the continent long eschewed as an American indulgence is becoming a necessity, and some of the nuclear reactors needed to run those cooling units are tapping out right as thermometers spike. This summer was especially bad: The series of extreme heat waves...

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