A crew drills a geothermal well in Framingham, Mass. for what utility Eversource says is a first-in-the-nation thermal energy network for buildings. Massachusetts utility Eversource is commissioning what it calls a first-the-nation utility-led thermal energy network—a pilot project in the Boston suburb of Framingham that connects 24 single family […] Click here to view original […]

2024 is not expected to be a good year for farms, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasting a 25% downturn in profits. But some farmers in Iowa have planted something new in the ground to offset their losses: wind turbines. Evie Haupt, 75, has three of them working […] Click here to view original

Solar energy systems have emerged as a cornerstone in the transition towards renewable energy sources. They offer an eco-friendly, sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, providing numerous benefits such as reduced carbon footprint, energy independence, and long-term financial savings. In this guide, we delve deep into the world of solar […] Click here to view original

Would you believe that there’s a solar plant in China that can supply electricity to the whole country? It’s the biggest one in the world, so far. When it comes to its size, imagine it having the same area as New York City. Currently located in a desert region […] Click here to view original

An aerial view of the MCE Solar One community solar farm in Richmond, Calif. Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images In the last two years, California regulators have voted to cut incentives for home solar installations and slash them for apartment buildings and multi-tenant commercial buildings. Last week, the state’s Public […] Click here to view original

Green ammonia is produced using renewable energy, green hydrogen, and nitrogen from the air, making it more environmentally friendly than brown ammonia. Several hard-to-abate industries, such as shipping and manufacturing, are considering green ammonia as a potential fuel to reduce carbon emissions. Countries like Oman, Norway, and Chile are […] Click here to view original