The wave energy field has been lagging far behind wind and solar, but the pace is finally beginning to pick up. Among the latest developments is a new design approach so simple and intuitive it almost hurts, from the Finnish company Wello Oy. A Wave Energy Converter Disguised As […] Click here to view original […]
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In a global first, wind and solar energy combined to generate more than 10 percent of the world’s electricity in 2021 – though coal-fired power plant generation and emissions jumped to new highs in the same period, too. The 2022 Power Transition Trends report by Bloomberg New Energy Fund […] Click here to view original
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AP Photo/Jae C. Hong Power transmission towers line a street in Redondo Beach, Calif., on Sept. 7, 2022. With record demand on power supplies across the West, California snapped its record energy use with 52,061 megawatts, far above the previous high of 50,270 megawatts set on July 24, 2006. […] Click here to view original
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Scientists examine modules at NREL’s performance testing site in Golden, Colorado. Image: Dennis Schroeder Residential solar panels are often sold with long-term loans or leases, with homeowners entering contracts of 20 years or more. But how long do panels last, and how resilient are they? Panel life depends on […] Click here to view original
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The implementation of the Delegated Act will test both the EU’s credibility and investors’ appetite to adhere to prescriptive ESG frameworks The European Parliament took the contentious step in July of voting to include nuclear energy within its taxonomy of sustainable activities, however, it remains to be seen whether […] Click here to view original
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NEW YORK — The new Inflation Reduction Act is poised to make major investments across the country and in disadvantaged communities to more equitably spur development of green technologies that reduce or avoid climate pollution, according to participants at a Climate Week green bank event today in New York […] Click here to view original
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