New York funds 5 clean energy projects under REV for $175M “These five projects will bring clean energy and economic development to both upstate and downstate, growing the state’s energy economy and supporting Governor Cuomo’s vision for a more diverse power delivery system,” NYSERDA President and CEO John Rhodes said in a statement. “Under the … Continue reading #New_York funds 5 clean energy projects under REV for $175M→
Las_Cruces banking on renewable energy LAS CRUCES — Las Cruces businesses and the city itself are turning to solar power, not only to offset the cost of buying electricity, but also as a way to provide stand-alone units to power electronic signs without having to run utility lines. From street lights to pedestrian signs and … Continue reading #Las_Cruces banking on renewable energy→
Renewables overtake coal in the UK energy mix for the first time Thanks to an increase in solar panels and wind turbines, as well as a particularly sunny and windy quarter, renewable energy has supplied a record 25 percent of the UK’s energy mix in Q2 2015, leapfrogging coal for the first time to come … Continue reading Renewables overtake coal in the UK energy mix for the first time→
Hearing Tuesday on Baker’s hydropower bill comes amid debate over renewable energy BOSTON – The legislative committee dealing with energy issues will hold a public hearing on Tuesday on several bills relating to clean energy, including a bill on hydroelectric power proposed by Gov. Charlie Baker. “The question is not if we do something on … Continue reading Hearing Tuesday on Baker’s hydro power bill comes amid debate over renewable energy→
Energy: Reimagine fuel cells Investments in solar photovoltaics and wind turbines are soaring as costs fall and governments and companies seek to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. But fluctuating power from the wind and sun threatens to destabilize electricity grids. As more intermittent sources are connected, the power surges and crashes. This increases variability in voltage, in … Continue reading Energy: Reimagine fuel cells→
Renewables to Replace Fossil Fuels by 2050 The Energy [R]evolution scenario or something very much like it is required if we are to have a reasonable chance of meeting the agreed target of keeping global mean temperature rise below 2°C. With less than three months to go until the Paris climate summit, global leaders have … Continue reading Renewable s to Replace #Fossil_Fuels by 2050→
Growing pains ahead for renewables industry The Texas Panhandle renewable energy industry appears to be headed toward some growing pains and regulators and producers are looking for cost-effective answers to rising production with limited access to transmission lines. Sharyland Utilities and Cross Texas Transmission finished the transmission lines going from the Panhandle to metropolitan areas … Continue reading Growing pains ahead for renewables industry→
Power industry lauds renewable goals, doubts feasibility New York’s private generators and utilities are routinely at odds when it comes to renewable energy and who should own it, but one thing they both agree on is that the state’s goals are going to be hard, if not impossible, to meet. In a recently announced state … Continue reading Power industry lauds renewable goals, doubts feasibility→
California Calls For 50% Renewable Electricity By 2030 The state of California just created an ambitious goal, as well as a significant milestone, for itself on the road to a sustainable energy and climate ecosystem, thanks to the passage of Senate Bill 350, which sets the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) to 50% by 2030. … Continue reading California Calls For 50% Renewable Electricity By 2030→
‘Smart Grid’ Would Allow Smaller Renewable Power Generation to be Hooked up to the Grid Traditionally our electricity grids were designed to move power from large nuclear and fossil fuel power plants to consumers, but renewable energy will see changes to allow smaller power generation from wind and solar to be hooked up to the … Continue reading ‘Smart Grid’ Would Allow Smaller Renewable Power Generation to be Hooked up to the Grid→
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