Coal-Killing Long-Duration Energy Storage For Vermont (Vermont?!?)
Coal down, gas to go: new long duration energy storage system for wind and solar holds enough juice to replace fossil fuel power plants.
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Biofuel Down, Not Out: The Rise Of The Zeolites
A new energy efficient catalyst gives new hope to the prospect of a new sparkling green future fueled by low cost, sustainable biofuel.
Steady, Reliable Wind Power Wins Over Coal-Crazy Missouri
Wind power, not coal power, will anchor a new industrial park in Sedalia, Missouri with the help of a new federally funded rail connection (socialism!).
Rumble In PA: Coal-Killing Natural Gas Has A Field Day In Top US Coal State
Natural gas stakeholders are riding high but coal suffered another body blow last week in Pennsylvania, the nation’s #3 coal producing state.
New Lithium Mines Calm Electric Vehicle Stakeholder Nerves, For Now
Electric vehicle stakeholders can breathe easier now that lithium production is ramping up globally, though lithium investors may be in for a rough ride.
Energy Commission Seeks Low-Carbon Aluminum, Bumps Into En+
When clean tech and geopolitics collide: Russia’s En+ puts low carbon aluminum on the global decarbonization agenda, with an assist from Kentucky.
Why Natural Gas Can’t Blow Off Biogas Threat Any More
Natural gas is booming, but a new pilot project for biogas renewable energy certificates is yet another sign that the boom is about to bust.
US Offshore Wind Race Heats Up, Now Connecticut In The Mix
Steady as she goes: Connecticut, aka the “Land of Steady Habits,” seeks clean offshore wind energy to the tune of 2,000 megawatts by 2030.
Will Pumped Hydro Energy Storage Really Get The US To More Wind & Solar?
The Energy Dept. is looking for a few good science based facts to show that pumped hydro energy storage will funnel more wind and solar into the grid.
#PruittFail: Indiana Nixes Coal & Natural Gas, Too
Despite the *best* efforts of newly minted coal lobbyist Scott Pruitt, Indiana is charting a path to renewable energy and smaller, more flexible power.
