Ever since there have been wooden poles to hold electric and telephone wires, these two major parts of modern society have been intertwined. Even today, we think nothing of calling our poles “telephone” poles although they […]
In 2020, energy production in the United States fell to just below 96 quadrillion British thermal units (quads), down more than 5% from 2019’s record high, according to our Monthly Energy Review. In absolute terms, […]
Highlights Earnings per diluted share was $4.01 for the six months ended March 31, 2021; $2.30 per diluted share for the second fiscal quarter. Consolidated net income was $514.4 million for the six months ended […]
Californians pay for some of the most expensive electricity in the United States. They also live in one of the greenest states, at least from an energy perspective. California is only going to get greener. […]
About 80% of U.S. coal plants are now more expensive to keep running than to swap out for new wind and solar capacity, according to a report from Energy Innovation, a non-partisan climate and energy think tank. While […]
Energy News Beat Publishers Note: (ENB): While being good stewards of the earth’s resources is a great thing. We need to look at the cost of kWh and the kWh per Acer numbers. People on […]
Ever get hooked on a YouTube spiral, where you start off watching one thing purposefully and by choice, then get hooked by the sequence of algorithmic suggestions, the ones that cleverly blend your interests with […]
Energy News Beat Contributor Note: The security of our nation’s energy structure is critical requiring immediate policy and possible regulations. Washington (CNN)Federal agencies are investigating at least two possible incidents on US soil, including one […]
When blackouts hit Houston last February, Rob and Robin Dickehuth’s home became a port in the storm for neighbors, thanks to a $35,000 solar and battery system that kept windows aglow and devices fully charged. […]
A new environmental report says that Georgia Power’s parent company and other regional utilities are not doing enough to reduce greenhouse emissions to avoid climate disaster. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) analysis projects […]
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