It Was a Big Week for Weird Little EVs
Morgan's first EV aims to get about 100 miles on a charge
Mapped: Carbon Emissions Per Capita, by Country
This map uses consumption-base emissions, attributing emissions to where goods were consumed, rather than where the were made.
Visualized: The Four Benefits of Small Modular Reactors
An SMR is a compact nuclear reactor that is typically less than
The Federal Government is Electrifying All New Buildings — States and Cities Should Follow Suit
"The Clean Energy for Federal Buildings rule requires a 90% reduction in
Colorado takes a giant stride toward clean and healthy buildings
"the state’s Public Utility Commission approved the investment of $440 million dollars, mostly in energy efficiency and electrification"
Solar ‘Singled Out’ as Maine Moves to Protect Prime Farmland
The plan so far is for solar developers to pay extra for projects that have an impact on at least five acres/two hectares of prime farmland.
New recycling method makes solar cells even more environmentally friendly
Most solar panels are still relatively new, but efficient recycling techniques are already being developed in preparation for when current solar panels need to be replaced.
New NRDC Analysis: Gov Shapiro’s Energy Plan is a Winner
The plan is excellent, but the bill to enact it has not yet been passed, and the Pennsylvania General Assembly is split between parties.
Hydro-Québec to Develop Its Own Wind Farms with 10,000-MW Target In View
The energy utility is picking up the renewable energy slack on its own.
Sleight of hand: Australia’s Net Zero target is being lost in accounting tricks, offsets and more gas
Australia's net zero plans have perpetually involved significant change, later.
Solar Power 101
NRDC provides an overview of solar power, and its benefits.
Regulator Eases Process for Connecting Renewables to U.S. Grid
Renewable energy companies have had to rely on utilities companies to connect them to the grid, now they can do it themselves.
Solar+Storage Helps Displace Gas On California Grid
The state has just over 10 gigawatts of battery capacity, enough to meet 20% of its peak electricity demand.
Temperature rise in the Tropics March 2024
The rise in temperature threatens to cause widespread loss of life of people, livestock and wildlife, crop failure and ecosystem collapse in the tropics.
