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.
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.
Ontario Completes Procurement for 1,784 MW of Battery Storage, 411 MW of Gas
Ontario's gas plans have fallen through, but renewables are picking up the slack.
New Gas Peaker Plants Can Produce More Emissions than Older, Less Efficient Units: Study
The new plants, being more efficient, can be run profitably more hours of the year than the existing plants, increasing overall emissions.
British Columbia’s LNG Bet Risks Economy, Climate Goals, Report Warns
British Columbia is already a massive exporter of clean energy, and LNG is likely to enter a decline.
Fossil Subsidies Could Have Paid for Canadian Wind and Solar Projects 12 Times Over
Canada leads the G20 countries in per capita public financing to oil and gas.
Exxon CEO ‘Gaslights’ Consumers by Shifting Blame for Climate Crisis
“It’s like a drug lord blaming everyone but himself for drug problems”
62% of Canadians Support Windfall Profits Tax on Fossil Fuels, Groups Say
Two-thirds of Canadians support a tax on oil and gas companies, three environmental groups reported this week.
No Leaders Among Canadian Banks as Fossil Fuel Investments Thrive
Canada's banks are still more tied to fossil fuels than the US's or EU's.
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