Coal Under The Bus, State Of The Union Edition
President Trump seems to have fallen out of love with coal miners and coal communities, all of whom got the brushoff during the 2019 SOTU.
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New Carbon Capture Research Emphasizes Recycling, Not Sequestration
Carbon capture is still alive and kicking, thanks in part to new systems that use carbon dioxide to generate electricity and produce sustainable hydrogen.
You’re Doing It Wrong! US Carbon Emissions (Probably) Spiked Up In 2018
Shocker! A new carbon emissions study indicates that the wheels have come off the decarbonization train in the United States. And now for the good news…
2018 Farm Bill Includes Key Renewable Energy Program
US farmers and rural communities will continue to benefit from renewable energy and energy efficiency funding through the US Department of Agriculture.
Who Showed What At The 2018 LA Auto Show?
In part 1 of our review of the 2018 LA Auto Show, we looked at the mobility startup world and how it is proposing to meet tomorrow’s mobility needs. Let’s now look at what traditional carmakers had to offer at the 2018 LA Auto Show.
Game Over For Coal: Another Day, Another Zero Carbon Emissions Pledge
Despite President* Trump’s latest political stunt on behalf of the US coal industry, yet another Colorado utility takes the zero carbon emissions pledge.
Refillable Containers Cut Plastic Waste, So Why Don’t People Use Them? (#CleanTechnica Interview)
Kao has helped its customers in Japan kick the disposable plastic bottle habit for consumer and household products, now it’s ready to take on the US.
More Bad News For Coal & Gas, Solar Flow Battery Edition
In yet another bad sign for fossil fuels, a new “solar flow battery” could help accelerate the modern, decentralized grid of the future.
New GM Sustainability Report Charts Path To More EVs + Renewables (CleanTechnica Interview)
The new GM sustainability report is packed with good news for EV fans, autonomous driving fans, and renewable energy fans, and other clean tech lovers.
How Concentrating Solar Power Is Gearing Up For The Age Of Nickel (CleanTechnica Interview)
As if concentrating solar power isn’t complicated enough already, now they have to go and add more bells and whistles? Glad you asked! CleanTechnica has been contacting some of the funded projects to get the insider perspective on the Energy Department’s high temperature strategy. In this installment, researchers John Shingledecker and Cara Libby of EPRI, the Electric Power Research Institute graciously took some time for a phone interview.
