A new film produced by legendary activist and movie-based provocateur Michael Moore appears to take on lots of sacred cows (and cowherders) in the US environmental movement. What it really does is perpetuate a range of anti-clean energy myths, peddle outdated facts and dubious allegations, and end up with a conclusion that is as dangerous as it is wrong.
Many cities have already proven the possibility of 100% clean, renewable electricity. For those that are still working towards this goal, patience and persistence are one way to get there.
Swiss technology company Meyer Burger is considering a new solar panel factory that could be used to install 10 GW of floating solar on top of the largest lake in North Rhine – Westphalia.
After re-classification of hydro power as a renewable energy technology, the Indian government is planning to mandate procurement from hydro power projects.
On Joe Biden’s podcast, “Here’s the Deal,” he recently had a conversation with Jay Inslee, Governor of Washington state, to discuss climate change. Inslee, many may recall, was a single-issue candidate who ran for president in 2019, with the intention to raise the specter of climate change.
Lithuania is promoting renewable energy communities with new energy regulations.
Construction of the battery factory and Model Y assembly line at Gigafactory 3 in China is proceeding rapidly with Model Y production expected to begin before the end of this year.
The dreaded duck curve is getting all bent out of shape by COVID-19, and a new open source renewable energy project aims to seize the moment.
US-based investment company KKR & Co. has announced yet another investment in India power sector, this time in the solar power market.
In a letter calling out President Trump for ignoring science and for his slow response to the coronavirus pandemic, movie icon Robert Redford shared something positive that we can take away from all of this. Redford, along with his son, penned an opinion piece published by NBC News.
