A good friend of mine recently mentioned that he finally got solar panels up and running at his home. He was excited to be powering his home with cleaner electricity but was even more excited that he will never have to go through the process of sharing his energy data … [continued]
Failure to address CCS problems of magnitude, physics of underground storage, and resultant costs is a policy failure of staggering proportions.
The combination of failures to address the CO2 sequestration problems of magnitude of emissions, the physics of underground storage at scale, and the resultant costs is truly a policy failure of staggering proportions. It is willful blindness.
Heat pumps in the worst buildings and nothing else would eliminate about 1.9 megatonnes of CO2e per year in Canada.
There is a saying, “United we stand, divided we fall.” It comes in many forms, in many languages, including Abraham Lincoln’s “A house divided against itself, cannot stand,” a fairly close restatement from the Bible.
We foresee a softening of new commercial construction, a reduction in cosmetic renovations of existing stock, an increase in renovations focused on improving the net operating income including a strong focus on heat pumps displacing gas furnaces and existing air conditioning and an increased shift to distribution-center business models.
Just like many EV brands blame the slow ramp-up of EV production on battery supply constraints, lithium-ion home batteries have not been produced in large volumes. With a huge world market to address, a limited quantity of the batteries from these global brands get to reach Africa.
Images capture words, yet this one evokes the powerful spirit of American patriotism along with a Tesla owner’s love for her Model X and her country. The photographer, Mattos Media, captures the true essence of what it means to be American, especially since her Tesla is made by an American car company founded by an immigrant who came to the United States because he believed in the American Dream.
It’s Independence Day and right now the neighbors are blasting fireworks and having cookouts. Americans all over are taking part. Whether you’re watching the fireworks at home or taking the night off, it is important to take a moment to just be grateful that we are all here and have … [continued]
China has held on to its spot as EY’s most attractive renewable energy country after taking the top spot earlier this year, leaving room for India to step into second place as the United States stalled at third due to new political headwinds.
