U.S. Battery Capacity Soars to Nuclear Scale, Creates ‘Golden Opportunity’ for Grids
Nearly a quarter of total capacity was added in 2024.
U.S. Election Sees Significant Down-Ballot Wins for Climate, Environment
Attempts to reverse progress were resoundingly rejected.
Early Elections in Germany Cast Uncertainty on Climate Plans
The German coalition government has fractured, and is unlikely to make progress on reducing emissions.
Canada Delays Emissions Cap Enforcement to 2030-2032
“Leaving compliance until 2030 is like waiting until the second period of a hockey game to start keeping score”
New Energy Transition Course Pitches Alternative to ‘Oil and Gas Forever World View’
Many traditional forecasts, particularly those from OPEC, rely on outdated assumptions about demand growth, failing to incorporate current trends in energy efficiency and technological adoption.
Cleantech Sector ‘Energized’ By U.S. Fed Rate Cut
Higher rates have made it more expensive to take out loans and get access to credit, slowing down investment in renewables.
Heat Pump Surge Faces Hurdles with New Refrigerants, Lack of Technicians
The heat pump industry adapts to new refrigerants, faces a shortage of skilled technicians, and navigates uneven regulations.
U.S. Rural Co-ops Gain $7.3 Billion in Historic Clean Energy Funding
Funding will go to 16 recipients over 23 states.
U.S. Solar, Energy Efficiency Tax Credits ‘More Popular than Expected’ While Manufacturing Investment Lags
U.S. households claimed more than US$8 billion in tax credits last year under Inflation Reduction Act.
10 U.S. States Aim to Increase Connectivity, Boost Reliability
Ten states across the U.S. Northeast have signed an agreement to improve electric grid infrastructure across the region.
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