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.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Fossils’ Bid to Block Lawsuits for Climate Liability
Honolulu argued it’s made a strong case under state laws and it should be allowed to play out there.
Two Spills Per Week: Alberta Regulator Lacks Evidence for Oil Sands Cleanup Claims, Study Concludes
“Their internal data are not being reflected in the… information that they’re releasing to the public,”
Ottawa Cancels Popular EV Rebate After Funds Run Out Ahead of Schedule
546,000 vehicles have received rebates since the program started in May 2019.
Biden Exceeds $100B in Clean Energy Funding, Backs New Deal to End Oil and Gas Export Financing
More than 80% of the IRA’s grant funding will be “obligated” by the time Donald Trump takes office.
Vancouver Votes to Reinstate Gas Ban for New Developments
Please, pick something and stick to it.
Batteries Save the Day After Norway-UK Power Link Fails
A battery system was able to prevent the major grid damage that such a sudden power loss could cause.
White Roofs May Worsen Heat in Neighbouring Areas, Study Finds
From the "you're doing it wrong" files..
11 U.S. States Sue Major Investment Firms Claiming ‘Collusion’ to Suppress Coal Production
Texas won’t tolerate a livable planet.
Power-Hungry Data Centres Can Become Grid Assets
Datacenters are the perfect funding source for renewable energy: They pay massive energy bills, and can easily modulate their usage.
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