Category: Clean Technica
RGGI Is Funding Lower Household Bills as Data Centers Spike Prices
States are investing in clean energy and lowering electricity bills through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Demand for energy is growing in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, spiking electricity bills and pollution in some states. A recent report confirms that the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)—which sets a declining cap on carbon … [continued]
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The Needle Is Beginning To Move On EVs, But Not Necessarily Because Of Fuel Prices
The new “HERE-SBD EV Index 2026” report indicates that rising consumer confidence is a key factor with implications for an EV sales comeback in the US.
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Could Jackery EnergyGuard Max Lead A Shift To Large Capacity Home Batteries?
Jackery recently showed off the EnergyGuard Max whole home energy storagesystem at their booth at IFA Berlin. The system pairs the Energycore 100kWh battery module with the PowerVault 50 inverter in weather-resistant enclosures. Also at their booth, I had the opportunity to talk with their CEO and founder, Jack Sun. … [continued]
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What the 2026 ETS Review Means for Transport
The proposal to review the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) comes at a pivotal moment for Europe’s climate, industrial and economic policy. Since its launch in 2005, the EU ETS has become the EU’s flagship climate instrument, helping to reduce emissions from the power sector, industry, aviation and maritime … [continued]
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Almost Dead Silence on Electric Vehicles from Automakers in USA
For a handful of years, legacy automakers were pumping out press releases on electric cars consistently and frequently. The portion of press releases that were about EVs was far higher than the portion of legacy automakers’ sales that were EVs. I think this started after Tesla got the Model 3 … [continued]
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