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Getting To 50 GW Of Offshore Wind Power In The United Kingdom
In the US, with all the political furor over dismantling the federal government and Donald Trump trying to bring back fossil fuels, one might temporarily forget the rest of the world is steadily going forward with renewable energy. One example is the United Kingdom, a world leader in offshore wind … [continued]
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In 50 of 82 Days in 2025, Solar, Wind, & Water Surpass 100% of Electricity Demand in California for Part of Day
As I just reported (thanks to Daniel Miller for sending in the news), solar power provided the second-most electricity in the United States for 5 hours last week. A huge portion of that is in California. There’s far more solar power installed in California than anywhere else in the USA, … [continued]
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Solar Power Was #2 Electricity Source in USA for 5 Hours Last Week!
We received a note from a reader, Daniel Miller, yesterday. He noted, “March 21st was the first time in US that Solar was the 2nd highest electric production on an hourly basis. Happened again on 22nd.” That’s quite a huge accomplishment. I haven’t seen it covered elsewhere, so a huge … [continued]
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Kia Protecting Freshwater in USA
When we talk and write about cleantech, we’re often referring to technologies that help to prevent global heating and climate crisis. However, there are other things to protect too — like water. So, it was a bit refreshing and a good reminder recently when I saw that Kia America had … [continued]
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Consumers’ Energy Costs Are Low from Private Sector Energy Markets, a New Report Finds
Comprehensive Analysis Demonstrates Economic, Environmental, and Community Advantages for New York ALBANY, NY – The Affordable Clean Power Alliance (ACPA), a coalition supporting competitive power generation, today released a comprehensive report by FTI Consulting at the Independent Power Producers of New York’s (IPPNY) Spring Conference. The report provides compelling evidence that … [continued]
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