Republicans in Congress Could Kill 400,000 Energy Jobs | Opinion
New EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin made headlines last week bragging that he could rescind billions in loans for clean energy. But as with many Trumpian threats, it turns out to be hugely overstated.
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Trump order leaves energy project in NYC's only red borough in limbo
The Arthur Kill Terminal is among the projects that could be affected by Trump's order on wind projects.
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China plans world's largest hydropower dam
China is planning to build the largest hydropower dam in the world but there are worries about downstream water supplies.
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California's green dream faces a reality check
The state is confronting aging infrastructure and rising new demand as it seeks to decarbonize its energy supply.
Map shows greenest cities in the US
California dominates the top 25 list for "greenest" cities in the country, according to one recent report.
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Upskilling is the key to filling open green energy positions
Open roles in the sustainability sector due to a skills gap could cause businesses to fall behind their goals.
Is AI a climate hero or climate villain?
AI could revolutionize clean energy, but its power demands are driving up emissions. Can we reap the climate benefits without derailing the energy transition?
World's largest tidal-power project passes milestone
The U.K.'s Mersey Tidal Project has been billed as the largest scheme of its kind.
Fusion energy closer with help from self-driving robot "dogs"
This autonomous maintenance will be critical if fusion powerplants are to offer a viable source of near-limitless clean energy in the future.
Stormy times ahead for U.S. wind projects after lawsuits filed
13 lawsuits have been filed intended to block offshore windfarms across the U.S.
Arizona tribe seeks to ban drilling on sacred spring
Members of an Arizona tribe are defending a spring used for healing ceremonies by calling for a ban on lithium drilling near their ancestral lands.
Illinois to get "largest solar project east of the Mississippi"
Double Black Diamond Solar is said to be capable of powering about 100,000 homes annually.
Construction underway on New York's largest offshore wind project
Developers say the 924-megawatt Sunrise Wind project will provide enough energy to power 600,000 homes.
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Short-haul flights may be fossil-fuel–free by 2045
Hydrogen-powered flights could take passengers on journeys of up to 750 miles within just a matter of years.
5 biggest solar projects in the US
All but one of the top five largest solar farms by power capacity are in California.
Satellite image shows plans for vast new solar farm in US
The proposed 5,200 acre site would be Wyoming's largest solar facility, generating enough electricity to power roughly 73,000 homes.
Fool's gold may be valuable after all after 'unheard of' discovery
Scientists found an abundance of lithium in fool's gold—a new source of the much sought-after element which is used in batteries.
Navigating the New Frontier of Renewable Energy
We have a golden opportunity not just to push the boundaries of technology but to set a new standard for ethical leadership.
Africa's Angola Holds the Keys to Ushering In Global Green Economy
The Lobito Atlantic Railway Corridor project in Africa, anchored by support from the Biden administration, will unlock vast reserves of the critical minerals needed to power the future of clean technology.
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Fusion boost from liquid shield brings near-unlimited clean energy closer
The technology promises to support the development of smaller, less expensive fusion reactors in the future.
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Iceland volcano could bring "boundless" power
Creating equipment that can withstand the conditions of a magma chamber is a big roadblock to using volcanoes as a power source.
Joe Biden is producing more oil than Donald Trump did
Oil production hit record under Biden despite making transition to renewables key part of his agenda. Will it hurt him in 2024?
Americans pinched as electricity costs hit all-time highs
Despite a slight drop in natural gas prices, experts warn of enduring high electricity rates due to inflation and interest costs.
Ex-'SNL' star slams "paralyzing" sonar for "slaughtering" local whales
Jim Breuer believes sonars used by authorities to map the seafloor for suitable places to put wind turbines are killing whales.
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Republican turns against governor after "embarrassing" climate speech
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon recently advocated for reducing his state's carbon emissions.
The states that offer rebates to EV owners
A typical EV can cost anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000, depending on the model and manufacturer.
Justine Johnson Is Leading Michigan's Public and Private Green Transition
"My concern for the environment and climate is not a newfound interest, but rather a fundamental value that I hold close to my heart," Johnson told Newsweek.
Rare metal discovery gives China a boost
The find could widen China's lead in the electric vehicle production sector.
Building a Resilient Future: Navigating the Energy Transition with Stronger
Bolstering our infrastructure empowers our nation to embrace renewables without compromising reliability.
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New bill would give people money for gas after climate policy raises prices
A new law penalizes companies that produce more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.