Rick Perry Touts Renewable Energy, Pulls Squirrel Trick On Trump
Look! Squirrel! Energy Secretary Rick Perry toes Trump clean coal line but pitches renewable energy at a furious pace to celebrate NREL’s 40th birthday.
Look! Squirrel! Energy Secretary Rick Perry toes Trump clean coal line but pitches renewable energy at a furious pace to celebrate NREL’s 40th birthday.
Natural gas stakeholders join renewable energy fans in striking preemptive blows against the Energy Department’s much anticipated grid reliability study.
President Trump’s Energy Department is still funding projects that push the envelope on solar and other renewables, and undercut his forthcoming grid study.
A new study by NASA and MIT helps demonstrate how the oceans absorb heat and carbon dioxide and sequester them for up to a century or more. It also shows how that ability is coming to an end as ocean temperatures rise.
Did Energy Secretary just put his mouth with his recent remarks about CO2 or did he just put one over on Trump and his climate change denying supporters?
Two months after newly-minted US Energy Secretary Rick Perry sought answers about the reliability and market rules of the US electricity grid, a new report by Analysis Group has concluded that there is simply no evidence that the changing mix of the United States’ electricity sector will affect system reliability.
Energy Secretary Rick Perry has been pursuing renewables and other clean tech with gusto and the good news just keeps rolling in, Paris or no Paris.
One day before the Trump Paris pullout, the US Energy Department came through with a pitch for wind and solar energy and a seamless national grid.
The Energy Department nominee for second in command, Daniel Brouillette, could be “stealth” fan of clean technology and renewables.
A group of four national business groups representing US renewable energy interests submitted materials to the US Energy Secretary Rick Perry in an attempt to inform him of the importance and value of renewable energy sources and their contribution to protecting electricity reliability.