Could Renewable Energy Be Stored in Balloons in the Ocean? Just short of two miles off the coast of Toronto, a series of six massive, cylindrical balloons rise from the ocean floor, standing almost as tall as a two-story house. Their walls contain compressed air with the potential to become electricity. These balloons are part … Continue reading Could Renewable Energy Be Stored in Balloons in the Ocean?
Renewable integration and direction of the US electricity markets The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the Clean Power Plan Rule (CPPR) to cut carbon pollution from existing power plants on August 3, 2015. The CPPR requires the current power fleet to cut CO2 emissions 32 percent below 2005 levels by 2030. The final … Continue reading Renewable integration and direction of the US #electricity_markets
Governor Of New York: 50% Renewable Electricity By 2030 The governor of New York State, Andrew Cuomo, recently directed the state’s Public Service Commission to draft a new Clean Energy Standard, one that will see the state receive at least 50% of is electricity in 2030 from renewable energy sources. The Public Service Commission (PSC) … Continue reading Governor Of New York: 50% Renewable Electricity By 2030
Renewable energy stymied by roadblocks MOBERLY, Mo. – Mike McKeown opens the back door of his Missouri farm house and is met with a chilly gust. “Stupid wind,” he mutters. Today, the winds that blow through his corn and soybean farm have become more than just an irritant. The homestead in northern Missouri, which his … Continue reading Renewable energy stymied by roadblocks
A State-by-State Look at Renewable Energy Requirements Twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia have requirements that utilities get a certain amount of their electricity from renewable sources. Nine additional states have goals for renewable energy, while a dozen others have no targets. A state-by-state look at renewable energy policies. ALABAMA No renewable energy standard. … Continue reading A State-by-State Look at Renewable Energy Requirements
Renewable energy passes the 50% mark for new U.S. electricity capacity Electricity generated from renewable sources accounted for more than 50% of all new U.S. energy capacity installations in 2014, growing to 15.5% of total installed capacity and 13.5% of total electricity generation. Solar electricity installations lead the pack, increasing by more than 54% and … Continue reading Renewable energy passes the 50% mark for new U.S. electricity capacity
Renewable Energy Point Of No Return: End Of Natural Gas Is Near? In my previous article, I talked about replacing Kinder Morgan (NYSE:KMI) dividends with renewable energy dividends. Since that article, I’ve added Terraform Global (NASDAQ:GLBL) to my renewable portfolio and have a sell order for Kinder Morgan. I talked about how natural gas has … Continue reading Renewable Energy Point Of No Return: End Of Natural Gas Is Near?
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The Destination Is 100 Percent Renewable Energy for All When it comes to prosperity, humans seldom care about the environment. But our planet would not have it and there’s evidence at hand: the ten hottest years on record have all occurred since 1998. The year 2014 keeps the highest mark now and it’s all but … Continue reading The Destination Is 100 Percent Renewable Energy for All
PG&E looking to raise fee on green energy Green energy might soon come with a higher price tag. Early last month, the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. quietly filed an application to as much as double its exit fee for customers transferring to local green energy programs like CleanPowerSF, Marin Clean Energy and Sonoma Clean … Continue reading #PG&E looking to raise fee on @green_energy
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