Category: Climate change
Emergency order for West Michigan coal plant set to expire again
The Trump administration’s Department of Energy has issued new emergency orders every 90 days since it initially forced the coal-fired plant to stay open last year.
Even California’s Biggest Ports Aren’t Betting On Hydrogen For Ships
California has been one of hydrogen’s most enthusiastic supporters for two decades. The state has subsidized hydrogen vehicles, backed refueling networks, supported fuel-cell buses and trucks, invested in hydrogen production and kept the technology prominent in its zero-emission transportation policies. Los Angeles and Long Beach, the two enormous ports that … [continued]
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Consumers Energy gets more time to negotiate with dam sale opponents, but they don’t seem interested
Consumers Energy has received a second extension of the deadline for Michigan regulators to issue a final decision on its proposed hydroelectric dam sale to an out-of-state private equity firm.
As Jackery Inventory Sells Out, Are Portable Batteries Set To Take Off?
I recently wrote reviews of the new Jackery HomePower 1000 Plus v2 and Explorer 100D. A few days later, a connection with Jackery messaged me that their Black Friday/Cyber Monday products had largely sold out. Just three days after launching on November 1. This includes 1000, 2000, 3600 and 5000 … [continued]
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Three ways the 2026 midterm election could impact Michigan’s environment
Winning candidates will be able to influence environmental policies and voters had their say on energy regulation, data centers and more.