Few Companies Make The Hard Tradeoffs To Reduce Carbon Emissions The law firm Crowell & Moring recently released a survey-based report that looked at how companies are navigating pressures to improve their environmental performance. The company surveyed 225 executives whose jobs included environmental, social, and governance issues. 56% of respondents said their company does NOT … Continue reading Few Companies Make The Hard Tradeoffs To Reduce Carbon Emissions→
A step forward for CO2 capture Iceland’s unique volcanic geology provides an ideal environment for technology to filter air and store carbon The air we breathe has a carbon problem. But in Hellisheidi, Iceland, a geothermally active plateau just outside of Reykjavik, a new technology is taking a small but mighty step toward fixing it. … Continue reading A step forward for CO2 capture→
Inside Clean Energy: Here’s How Compressed Air Can Provide Long-Duration Energy Storage A grid that runs mostly on wind and solar, part of the future that clean energy advocates are working toward, will need lots of long-duration energy storage to get through the dark of night and cloudy or windless days. Hydrostor, a Canadian company, … Continue reading Inside Clean Energy: Here’s How Compressed Air Can Provide Long-Duration Energy Storage→
Consumers, DTE seek special electric rates for large development projects Michigan’s two largest investor-owned utilities seek to play a more active role in economic development — particularly in luring advanced manufacturing facilities to the state — with plans to offer new electricity rates for large expansion projects. Jackson-based Consumers Energy and Detroit-based DTE Energy last … Continue reading #Consumers, #DTE seek special electric rates for large development projects→
Five Considerations for Designing DERs with Increased Energy Autonomy istributed energy resources (DERs) are significantly changing the way energy is produced, stored and distributed. Ideally, they are mobile and rapidly deployable to deliver power and essential resources when and where needed, especially after extreme weather events or emergencies. These DERs create energy autonomy by providing … Continue reading Five Considerations for Designing DERs with Increased Energy Autonomy→
Emerging Issues in Energy Storage – Unlocking the Next Wave of the Energy Transition For how long will fossil fuel-generated electricity remain a critical part of our electrical systems? That is the question for those seeking to predict the pace of the global energy transition. For jurisdictions that do not benefit from extensive hydroelectric power … Continue reading Emerging Issues in Energy Storage – Unlocking the Next Wave of the #Energy Transition→
Salt breakthrough could halve the cost of storing solar energy One of the biggest difficulties with wind or solar energy is finding a good way to store it. Lithium-ion batteries are too expensive and need frequent replacing. Molten salt is a more efficient solution — but it tends to be better for storing heat rather … Continue reading #Salt breakthrough could halve the cost of storing solar energy→
Vogtle monitors see more delays, extra $1B for nuclear plant ATLANTA (AP) — Monitors say even the most recent pushback of completion dates for two new nuclear reactors in Georgia isn’t enough to account for all the delays and increased costs they see coming. Testimony filed Wednesday with the Georgia Public Service Commission by engineer … Continue reading #Vogtle monitors see more delays, extra $1B for nuclear plant→
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