6 h. ago Divert, Inc. and United States Cold Storage Collaborate to Transform Food That Can’t Be Sold or Donated into Renewable Energy

Divert, Inc. and United States Cold Storage Collaborate to Transform Food That Can’t Be Sold or Donated into Renewable Energy  Business Wire

Society

58 h. ago Power prices are expected to soar under new tax cut and spending law

In states without policies to drive renewable energy, power prices could surge as federal tax incentives for clean energy disappear, according to Energy Innovation, a think tank.

Economics

5 d. ago Energy Department to Gut Funding for Solar and Wind Projects

Stripping hundreds of millions of dollars from renewable energy and efficiency initiatives is part of a broader move to undo efforts to wean the United States off fossil fuels.

Politics

7 d. ago Nanosheet material stores heat below 100°C using dual water adsorption modes

Efficiently capturing and storing excess heat, particularly below 200°C, is paramount to achieving a carbon-neutral society. Every year, factories and homes produce excess heat, much of which gets wasted. Likewise, as the world gets more reliant on renewable energy sources, the need to capture and store heat grows.

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8 d. ago What the big beautiful bill means for renewable energy | Talk of Alaska

What the big beautiful bill means for renewable energy | Talk of Alaska  Alaska Public Media

Science

2 w. ago European renewable energy companies' shares rise after revised US Senate bill

European renewable energy companies' shares rise after revised US Senate bill  Reuters

Politics

2 w. ago How the budget bill would create headwinds for America's clean energy industry

The budget bill passed by the Senate would roll back renewable energy incentives. That could short-circuit a manufacturing boom and increase electricity costs while making it harder to curb pollution.

Science

2 w. ago Applications open for renewable energy program targeted toward rural Alaska communities

Applications open for renewable energy program targeted toward rural Alaska communities  KNOM Radio Mission

Events

2 w. ago Opinion: Alaska communities have seen huge benefits from renewable energy. Continued federal support is vital.

Opinion: Alaska communities have seen huge benefits from renewable energy. Continued federal support is vital.  Anchorage Daily News

Politics

3 w. ago Experts propose public solar energy service to accelerate green transition

What do we need to achieve the energy transition? The technologies for producing and storing renewable energies are available and are constantly improving. The challenge lies in implementation. How do we bring business, politics, and the public, with their sometimes conflicting interests, under one (solar) roof?

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3 w. ago Powered by renewable energy, Alaska growers envision the future of food

Powered by renewable energy, Alaska growers envision the future of food  prismreports.org

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3 w. ago South Africa's big rooftops could power six million homes: How to make it happen

South Africa has many factories, warehouses, schools and hospitals—big buildings with large rooftop spaces. In such a sunny country, these flat surfaces would be perfect for large photovoltaic solar systems that could generate enough renewable energy to supply themselves, and feed into the national grid. This would reduce the amount of coal that South Africa's national electricity provider would need to burn. Renewable energy engineer and Ph.D. candidate Mamahloko Senatla-Jaane was part of a team who researched how commercial buildings could be set up to serve as strategic assets for decarbonization and increase the security of South Africa's power supply.

Politics

3 w. ago Bribe or community benefit? Sweeteners smoothing the way for renewables projects need to be done right

When a renewable energy developer announces a new project, there's one big question mark—how will nearby communities react?

Politics

4 w. ago Michigan is trying to restart a nuclear plant — something rarely if ever done

There's renewed interest in using nuclear energy to supply electricity after years of stagnation. Now, Michigan wants to restart a shut down plant. Analysts say in most cases, that won't be possible.

Events

last month G20 countries could produce enough renewable energy for the whole world: What needs to happen

The world's most developed economies have also burned the most oil and coal (fossil fuels) over the years, causing the most climate change damage. Preventing further climate change means a global fossil fuel phase-out must happen by 2050. Climate change mitigation scientists Sven Teske and Saori Miyake analyzed the potential for renewable energy in each of the G20 countries. They concluded that the G20 is in a position to generate enough renewable energy to supply the world. For African countries to benefit, they must adopt long-term renewable energy plans and policies and secure finance from G20 countries to set up renewable energy systems.

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