Should We Cheer? ExxonMobil’s Renewable Energy Commitments Are In The News
ExxonMobil’s recent announcement of adding wind and solar is little more than subterfuge.
ExxonMobil’s recent announcement of adding wind and solar is little more than subterfuge.
Julien Uhlig, founder of ENTRADE X, on the importance of decentralized energy and access for all.
CleanTechnica connected with Stem’s SVP of global sales and marketing, Alan Russo, at Solar Power International this year to get the inside scoop on what makes Stem tick today and how that’s changing now that it is folding solar into its catalog of turnkey solutions.
A critical look at the sustainable development narrative.
Mountain View Los Altos (MVLA) High School District was the first district in the state to combine energy storage with solar power generation and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in partnership with ENGIE Storage. Engie has years of experience helping K-12 school districts generate cost savings and improve the economics of sustainability measures with our GridSynergy® energy storage systems and software platform.
A survey of 1200 Americans conducted by GfK for Consumer Reports finds the vast majority of Americans want more renewable energy and less power plant pollution. The survey also reveals that plenty of utilities seem to have a credibility issue with their customers.
A campaign has been launched to cut US transportation energy use by 50% by 2050. Audi of America President Scott Keogh and National Grid US President Dean Seavers are the chairs of the Alliance to Save Energy’s 50×50 Commission. Natasha Vidangos, Vice President of Research for the Alliance to Save Energy, answered some questions about the campaign for CleanTechnica.
Ken Bossong, Executive Director of the Sun Day Campaign, answered some questions about American energy production and consumption issues for CleanTechnica.
While the glowing results from Model 3 production dominated the Q3 update, Tesla Energy continues to find its way.
Sector experts were puzzled when the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) partially cancelled the country’s largest-ever solar power auction. The fact that SECI had offered 3 gigawatts of capacity in one go was a milestone in India’s solar power sector. Several developers — Indian and foreign — had collectively offered to set up 10.3 gigawatt capacity.