Why Germany ditched nuclear before coal – and why it won’t go back
"Predictions that the nuclear exit would leave Germany forced to use more coal and facing rising prices and supply problems, meanwhile, have not transpired."
State of the US Clean Energy Transition: Recent Progress, and What Comes Next
Clean energy continues to be the dominant form of new electricity generation in the U.S., with solar reaching record levels in 2023.
No, Renewables Aren’t Always 24/7, but There Is a Solution
Can battery powered energy be more reliable than fossil fuels powered plants
Top Renewable Energy Tech to Watch in 2024
CNET on top renewable energy technologies emerging in 2024
Renewables Deliver 92.5% of New Electricity
As China steps up, the U.S. backs down.
California now has nearly 50% more EV chargers than gas nozzles
The state approved a $1.4 billion investment plan to expand zero-emission transportation infrastructure.
G20+ Countries Hold the Key to the Global Renewable Target by 2030
New data from IRENA highlights the critical role of G20 and beyond in doubling annual renewable capacity additions by 2030 to triple global renewables.
How much progress have we made on climate change?
"Progress is happening all over the world."
Texas Moves on Renewables While Alberta’s Oil Ties Hold Firm
Texas was long been an oil giant. Now it is becoming a renewable giant.
Trump’s DOT Stops Key EV Charger Funding Program In Its Tracks
The suspension of NEVI funding may lead to legal challenges, as Congress appropriated these funds.
California just debunked a big myth about renewable energy
The state’s battery capacity has doubled in just one year, equivalent to the output of four nuclear power plants.
New DOE report finds 90% of wind turbine materials are recyclable
The DOE is actively seeking proposals for funding to further enhance recycling efforts in this sector.
All Chicago City Buildings Now Run on Renewable Energy
The city's goal is to power all buildings with renewables by 2035.
The California grid ran on 100% renewables with no blackouts or cost rises for a record 98 days
"California’s high electricity prices aren’t because of wind, water, and solar energy."
