It’s Official: Fossil Fuels Love Energy Storage, Too
The leading US energy provider Ameren indicates that the energy storage movement has broad economic and political clout beyond wind and solar.
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Nexamp & Starbucks Support Energy Equity with 6 New Community Solar Projects in Illinois
Projects will provide electricity savings to more than 1,100 residents and support local workforce development programs Nexamp, the largest community solar provider in the country, announced yesterday a partnership with Starbucks. By committing as a long-term renewable electricity purchaser, Starbucks will anchor the deployment of more than 40 megawatts of … [continued]
Abortion-Banning Missouri Catches Green Hydrogen Bug
Missouri and Illinois are hatching plans for a new industrial hub with a green hydrogen angle, but Missouri’s “trigger law” could throw a monkey wrench into the effort.
St. Louis Launches SiLVERS EV Shuttle Service for Seniors
A groundbreaking concept, the SiLVERS program accomplishes multiple goals. For one, it demonstrates the cost benefits of EV fleets for social service agencies and how that can translate to improved quality of service.
New Wind Farm Activity In Missouri Shows How States Can Leapfrog Over Natural Gas
Missouri is finally shaking off its coal dependency, and its newest wind farm demonstrates how states can leapfrog over natural gas replacement and go straight to renewable energy.
Low-Priced Renewables Driving Change At US Utility Companies
Renewables are disrupting the utility industry in Missouri, where one utility say it will invest $1.8 billion in renewable energy in the next few years and another says it will shutter an existing coal fired generating plant 10 years earlier than planned.
Missouri Could Squash Economic Development From Renewable Energy In The State
Last week, the Missouri House passed a bill that, if it becomes a law, would greatly weaken a popular renewable energy law that was anticipated to create 22,000 jobs and associated economic development in the state. It’s the same sort of bill that was recently rejected by Kansas legislators. Here’s more from … [continued]
