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Bridge Listens: What Michigan’s next governor plans for data centers, clean energy
Bridge asked Michigan gubernatorial candidates about how they’d tackle the state’s most pressing environmental issues. The candidates responded directly to questions and concerns raised by readers.
Four Western States Combine Forces To Kickstart A Geothermal Energy Revolution
Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah have joined forces to tap into hundreds — yes, hundreds — of gigawatts in geothermal energy within their borders, leveraging new drilling technologies, AI, and other advanced systems.
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Canada Needs A Second Golden Spike For Electricity
Canada’s federal government has finally put electricity where it belongs: at the centre of the national economy. That is the most important thing about Mark Carney’s newly announced National Electricity Strategy. This is not just a climate file. It is an industrial strategy, an affordability strategy, a trade strategy, a … [continued]
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Bruce Power advising Alberta and Saskatchewan on their nuclear plans
‘This collaboration allows us to share practical insights from our own feasibility work and planning experience with Energy Alberta.’ — James Scongack, Bruce Power’s chief operating officer and executive vice-president
More Proof That Trump’s War On Renewable Energy Is Failing, Badly
For all the damage US President Donald Trump has done to the domestic wind and solar industries, they just keep persisting. The latest example is the massive, 550-mile, 3-gigawatt SunZia SouthWest Transmission Project linking renewable energy assets in sunny (and windy) New Mexico with Arizona and California. Construction began less … [continued]
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