Next Big Thing In Energy Storage: Hotshots Pick Hot Bricks
Hot bricks are calling, and investors are responding to the allure of low cost, long duration energy storage.
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$1 Billion Bet On New Clean Technology That Is Not Supposed To Happen
A new $1 billion clean technology fund aims to push the envelope on sustainable aviation fuel, carbon capture, energy storage, and hydrogen.
Electric Airplanes For The Masses, Space Flight For Billionaires
United Airlines cuts to the rapid decarbonization mustard: tree planting offsets good, zero emission electric airplanes gooder.
ESS Makes 12+ Hour Flow Battery For Sustainable Energy Storage
Renewable energy loves energy storage, and this new all-iron, long duration flow battery from ESS loves renewables.
Will Form Energy Aqueous Air Battery Challenge Tesla For Grid Storage Dominance?
A 1 MW/150 MWh battery from Form Energy will be installed in Minnesota by 2023. Will the new technology challenge lithium-ion batteries from Tesla for dominance in energy storage?
Rural Electric Co-op Blows Up Energy Storage Race With “Secret” Battery
Socialism! A rural electric cooperative will be the first to install a mysterious cutting-edge energy storage system for wind and solar.
US Nuclear Energy Policy & Khashoggi Murder: Appeasement Or Threat?
DOE could use its nuclear energy authority to send a message to Saudi government on the Jamal Khashoggi murder — and it might have done just that.
Trump Holds Geothermal Card Up His Sleeve When Pitching “Energy Dominance”
President Trump’s version of “energy dominance” is exclusive to fossil fuels, but his administration has also been taking a keen interest in geothermal energy.
The Gloves Are Off! Breakthrough Energy Coalition Loaded With Trump Opponents
The Breakthrough Energy Coalition just launched its new Ventures fund, which is a direct challenge to Trump’s emerging policies for Russia and China.
Renewable Energy Wars: Living Microbial Electricity Generators Vs. The Nukes
Some day in the sparkling green future, giant living masses of bacteria will generate renewable energy from nuclear waste sites.
