Coal Made Up More Than 80% Of Retired Electricity Generating Capacity In 2015
Originally published by the EIA. Nearly 18 gigawatts (GW) of electric generating capacity was retired in 2015, a relatively high … [continued]
Originally published by the EIA. Nearly 18 gigawatts (GW) of electric generating capacity was retired in 2015, a relatively high … [continued]
Originally published on the Lenz Blog. David Roberts discusses the question if there are any economic limits for solar and … [continued]
Wind & solar power capacity in Brazil continues to drive demand for power auctions in the country, beating a previous feed-in tariff program handily.
Gamesa, one of the world’s largest wind energy companies, has announced that it has installed a total of 30 GW … [continued]
Via our good friends at the Solar Energy Industries Association and Vote Solar: WASHINGTON, DC – In a new report, … [continued]
In 1993, based on wind energy technology of the time, Pacific Northwest Laboratory predicted that 10,777,000 GW hours of electricity … [continued]
Step over Siemens, Airvoice Group and Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam are now planning what they say would be the “largest … [continued]
One of the biggest roadblocks to a future of renewable energy production is the ability to store such generated electricity. … [continued]