Some 20 months into Russia’s war, the international community continues to stand with Ukraine. Countries around the world have sent billions in defense, humanitarian, medical, and financial aid to Ukraine, and this has helped the Eastern European state […]
“Crypto mining has been described as running your car in neutral all day so it can solve crossword puzzles in exchange for an occasional coupon that’s mostly useful for buying heroin online.” – Vice In the […]
One of the important renewable energy components of the net-zero transition in New York’s Climate Leadership & Community Protection Act(Climate Act) is offshore wind. A couple of months ago I wrote an articlethat described some offshore wind […]
Florida has long ranked a distant third place behind California and Texas in installed solar, but it’s now installing more solar panels than any other state — despite a policy landscape that’s considerably more challenging than in […]
Army needs a 20-fold increase in battery charging No EVs currently deployed in the battlefield The military’s grand vision of an all-electric fleet of tanks is being stymied by a battery sector that’s not even […]
(Bloomberg) — Climate change is the focus of dozens of events in New York this week, as world leaders, corporate executives, activists and artists all converge for both the United Nations General Assembly and Climate […]
The U.S. power grid is already straining under excess regulations, with blackouts possible, but now the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed two more rules that promise to cause even more major problems. One is […]
September 20, 2023 Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review, August 2023; S&P Global Mobility, Vehicles in Operation In 2021, the number of U.S. registered light-duty electric vehicles (EV) on the roads reached […]
The following commentary was written by Alli Gold Roberts, senior director for state policy at Ceres. See our commentary guidelines for more information. As the harmful economic and financial effects of climate change become […]
A St. Paul, Minnesota, college’s microgrid research center is preparing to expand after securing significant new state and federal funding. The University of St. Thomas’ Center for Microgrid Research plans to triple its three-person […]
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