Renewable Energy

•   Green Living Tips: The Home Renovator

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  We kicked off this sustainability series with posts featuring The Animal Lover and The Outdoor Enthusiast . Those eco-friendly tips — and the...

•   Puerto Rico can achieve reliable and equitable clean energy. Here’s what it’ll take.

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  By EDF Blogs By Fred Krupp and Ramón Cruz , Sierra Club President En Español Puerto Rico sits in the eye of what’s been the...

•   Robotaxis: What’s The Difference Between 10x Better & 10x Safer?

  17-8-2020 Renewable Energy Cleantechnica 2261

  Around the pool of the CleanTechnica worldwide virtual headquarters on top of Mount Elonpus, we did celebrate Zach's 300 Tesla Jedi Masters...

•   Mid-Summer Round Up

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  If there’s one thing we know for certain, it’s that life keeps moving forward. Amidst political barbs, a global pandemic, long...

•   Green Homes Grant: Solar PV Not Included

  11-8-2020 Renewable Energy Spirit Energy Homeowner 2328

  As part of his summer mini budget, the Chancellor announced the Green Homes Grant back in July. Now the details have been...

•   Zero routine flaring by 2025 and the Texas policy needed to get there

  11-8-2020 Renewable Energy Energy Exchange 639

  By Colin Leyden Routine flaring at oil and gas production sites in Texas has been a chronic issue for years, as the rampant process...

•   Coronavirus: Green recovery ‘could prevent 0.3C’ of warming by 2050

  11-8-2020 Renewable Energy The Carbon Brief 3389

  The world could avoid 0.3C of global warming by the middle of the century if governments invest in a strong “ green recovery ” from coronavirus,...

•   Seoul: Dirty Diesel Vehicles Banned From Public Fleets In 2025

  11-8-2020 Renewable Energy Cleantechnica 560

  Seoul, South Korea, is taking a half-step toward vehicle electrification with a new plan to phase out diesel vehicles from its public fleets by

•   Understanding Our Right to Bear Arms

  7-8-2020 Renewable Energy 2greenenergy 1301

  I happen to know a self-proclaimed constitutional scholar who tried to explain to me that the words “well regulated” found in the Second...

•   We’re Turning 23!

  7-8-2020 Renewable Energy Green Mountain Energy Company 530

  It’s been 23 years since our humble start in Vermont — and while we can’t celebrate in person this year, we thought we could bring the party to...

•   ‘Extreme’ glacier loss events linked to human-caused climate change for first time

  7-8-2020 Renewable Energy The Carbon Brief 1075

  The rapidly evolving scientific field of “ extreme event event attribution ” has detected the fingerprint of human-caused climate change on a...

•   Converting the Entirety of Americans’ Energy Use to Wind

  4-8-2020 Renewable Energy 2greenenergy 8809

  A reader asks: How many windmills would we need per person to replace fossil fuels? How much room would this take up? In the United States,...

•   Smart Solar Homes May Eliminate Peak Demand

  4-8-2020 Renewable Energy Spirit Energy Homeowner 2270

  Recently the Solar Trade Association (STA) published a report modelling the impact of solar PV, battery storage and smart home...

•   Former CIA Director John Brennan: Trump Ignores Our National Security Intelligence on Russian Interference

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  A reader suggests that this is “poor judgement.”  No.  Wearing white shoes after Labor Day and marrying an alcoholic you think you can reform are...

•   VW settlement funds spark string of North Carolina electrification projects

  31-7-2020 Renewable Energy Energy Exchange 2222

  By EDF Blogs By Michelle Allen After years of legal and legislative wrangling at state and federal levels, the first round of...

•   State of the climate: 2020 set to be first or second warmest year on record

  31-7-2020 Renewable Energy The Carbon Brief 2391

  With the data now in for the first half of the year, Carbon Brief estimates that 2020 is most likely to be either the warmest or second warmest...