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Coal Power
Column: Coal use for electricity slips, but India concerns remain
A record drop in the amount of electricity generated from coal is likely this year, something that sounds positive for efforts to mitigate climate change, but t…
Electric Vehicle Charging
Solarwatt Unveils Solar Powered Electric Vehicle Charging Offering
Solarwatt is launching a smart solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging offering in the UK in partnership with Austrian e-mobility solutions manufacturer Ke…
Coal Power
South Korea’s Dust Dilemma Forces Coal Plants Into Hibernation
South Korea plans to halt several coal-fired power plants this winter to try and clear toxic dust that forces residents to wear face masks and confines children…
Market Analysis
Aging U.S. Dams Pose Risks to Thousands
There are thousands of people in this country that are living downstream from dams that are probably considered deficient given current safety standards.
Smart Grid
Smart Grid Technology in the US: Benefits to Environment and Social Justice
Smart grids can lead to cleaner neighborhoods, reduce the cost of living, offer more sustainable solutions for design and construction, and provide a more accur…
Nuclear Power Plant
Japan Clears Restart at Nuclear Reactor Closest to Epicenter of 2011 Quake
Japan’s Tohoku Electric Power said on Wednesday it has won initial regulatory approval to restart a reactor at its Onagawa power plant, more than 8 years after…
Crude
Russia Set to Overshoot Oil Quota Yet Again Ahead of OPEC+ Talks
Want the lowdown on European markets? In your inbox before the open, every day. Sign up here. Russia, OPEC’s largest ally in a deal to cut oil production, is o…
Stadler and SBCTA Sign Contract for First Hydrogen-Powered Train in US
Stadler and San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA) have signed the first contract to supply a hydrogen-powered train to run in the United States…
Solar Power for Home
In Wake of Typhoons, Japan Turns to Residential Energy Storage
After typhoons ravaged Japan’s grid and disrupted power to almost 1.4 million customers, the government is encouraging homeowners to invest in storage systems,…
Distributed Solar
What’s Holding Back Community Solar?
Research shows nearly half of U.S. homes and businesses are unqualified for suitable PV systems. Add demographics who lack permission or funding for installatio…
Market Analysis
Solar’s Hidden Secret: The Data
Solar arrays generate a tremendous amount of digital information. Take a look at the chart below. A 1GW fossil or coal-based power plant on average will generat…
Manufacturers, Oil and Gas Industrial Sites Could Get Property Tax Break Under New Bill
A new bill before the legislature would allow municipalities to extend new commercial property tax exemptions to manufacturing, processing and other industrial …
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Global Leaders Face Massive Uphill Battle to Meet Paris Climate Targets Says UN Climate Change Report
Greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced by 7.6% annually for the next decade.
Biologically Synthesized Hydrogen Research Could be Good News for Global Hydrogen Fuel Industry
American researchers may have found a more efficient and cleaner why to produce hydrogen gas.
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Power Does Slow Climate Change
Indeed it does. Contrary to claims by those who just don’t like nuclear, every time nuclear plants close, carbon emissions go up. Using opaque financial jargon…
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