Solar power has passed another big milestone. Solar has reached and quickly surpassed the 3-terawatt — yes, terawatt — marker globally. That’s how much solar power is installed across the world. Naturally, a lot of the growth was from China, but a lot of it was also from emerging markets … [continued]
Whether he knows it or not, President Donald J. Trump’s era will be noted for its scaling up of renewable energy. Partially, it’s because many companies have already committed to business plans that incorporate solar installations, wind turbines, and batteries. Businesses must find competitive advantages that point to a winning, … [continued]
Hyundai slashed prices on the Ioniq 5 by nearly $10,000 after the federal tax credit expired. What if others followed suit?
Sales of heavy duty electric trucks are exploding in some countries but imploding in others, proving that policies matter.
Every year, the analysts at BNEF — formerly known as Bloomberg New Energy Finance — peer deep into the misty future and attempt to assess where the EV Revolution is headed. This year’s Electric Vehicle Outlook has just been published and it quite naturally sees some storm clouds on the … [continued]
The global outlook for renewable energy is looking rosy, while coal continues its slide into the dustbin of history.
ChatGPT generated panoramic image showing a dramatic contrast between a small, cute piggy bank on one side labeled 'H2 Cost Projections' and a massive, heavily fortified bank vault
For years, major organizations like the IEA, IRENA, BNEF, the Hydrogen Council and CSIRO have been projecting future costs for hydrogen electrolysis systems and the future cost of green hydrogen that don’t stand up to scrutiny. As a result, their projections of future costs increase every year, yet real-world data … [continued]
The cost of Level 3 DC fast chargers is declining almost as fast as the cost of batteries for electric cars.
The price of green hydrogen will remain stubbornly high until 2050, claims the latest report from BloombergNEF.
Use of underground formations for cost-competitive compressed air energy storage systems, image courtesy of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
A new analysis indicates that compressed air energy storage systems can beat lithium-ion batteries on capex for long duration applications.
