Is the world really at a crossroads of energy consumption choices? We know that fossil fuels — the old and worn trio of coal, oil, and natural gas — have powered our world for a very long time, but they have also comprised nearly 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions. … [continued]
Things that have existed since we were born are very hard to imagine not existing. That may be especially true for broad societal norms, structures, and assumptions. The United States has held an exceptional role in the world for more than 100 years, and especially since World War II. Through … [continued]
The battery-grade lithium producer Stardust Power is leveraging renewable energy to set up shop in Oklahoma…if it survives the Trump chopping block, that is.
Solar overtook coal in the European Union in 2024 as the results of the Green Energy Program continue to bear fruit for the region.
This Groundhog Day, no matter what the groundhog predicts, one thing remains constant: the power of clean solar energy. That’s why GoSun is celebrating with a 40% off sale on the GoSun Original Solar Kitchen from January 31 to February 4. Whether winter lingers or spring comes early, you can … [continued]
New direct line ratings technology enables existing transmission lines to deliver more energy — including clean energy — when and where it’s needed.
Large solar projects are typically financed by big banks. At the other end of the scale, residential solar is financed by a homeowner and potentially just through their solar company or an affiliated lender. But what about the middle of that wide spectrum? It’s the smallish to mid-size-ish projects that … [continued]
Charging electric trucks can use enormous amounts of electricity, making access to that power and managing its costs critical.
Renewable energy has clearly turned a corner and hit the inflection points that so many pundits have forecast for so long. Since the invention of the solar panel more than 70 years ago through 2022, the world added 1 terrawatt of solar energy production capacity. From 2022 through the end … [continued]
A recent project for carbon capture using renewable energy was kiboshed after years of exploration and development. It was called Project Bison, and it was set to be built in Wyoming, where there is a ton of renewable energy. The idea was that this plentiful, cheap, clean energy could be … [continued]
