Nova Scotia Regulator Okays 3 New Battery Projects Totalling 150 MW
The projects will each offer four hours of storage with lithium-ion batteries, and they’re scheduled to go into service by 2026.
Two Battery Recycling Companies Receive $10M Boost
Two Ontario companies are receiving C$10 million in research funding to develop processes for recycling minerals from used batteries.
112 European Cities Seek €650B to Hit Net-Zero by 2030
The EU is helping a group of 112 cities find €650 billion in public and private financing to bring their climate pollution to net-zero by 2030.
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.
‘STUNNING’ BETRAYAL: Transit Loses $1B as New York Suspends Congestion Pricing
Alternatives funding methods, like payroll taxes, won't address car congestion in NYC.
Vancouver Sets 2040 Decarbonization Deadline for Large Buildings
Vancouver has adopted a first-in-Canada bylaw aimed at decarbonizing all its large buildings by 2040.
Climate Scientist Sheinbaum Wins Mexico Election, Pledges More Renewables and Gas
"Mexico is the world’s 11th-biggest oil producer, its 15th-biggest climate polluter.."
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.
U.S. Utility Customers Overpay by Billions, Hindering Shift Off Carbon
Changing the profit structure of power utilities could incentivize them to assist with the renewable energy transition.
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.
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