3 d. ago Recovering from the past and transitioning to a better energy future

In MIT Energy Initiative speaker series, Princeton Professor Emily Green explains the importance of climate change mitigation in the energy transition.

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9 d. ago Energy conference sparks conversation on Alaska’s resource future

Energy conference sparks conversation on Alaska’s resource future  Your Alaska Link

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9 d. ago Alaska’s reputation soars as nation backs resource development and energy future, new survey shows

Alaska’s reputation soars as nation backs resource development and energy future, new survey shows  Must Read Alaska

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2 w. ago Inside the AI revolution: Top insights and breakthroughs from our partners at TechCrunch Sessions: AI

At TechCrunch Sessions: AI, the spotlight is on the future of artificial intelligence and the startups shaping it. This high-energy event brings together founders, investors, and technologists to explore how AI is transforming industries — from the pitch deck to full-scale deployment. We’re proud to spotlight our partners — not just for their support, but […]

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2 w. ago Why America's Energy, Security & Artic Future Rely On Alaska

Why America's Energy, Security & Artic Future Rely On Alaska  RealClearMarkets

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3 w. ago Geometric adjustment helps boost efficiency and durability of perovskite photovoltaic cells

Perovskite solar cells are shaping up to be one of the most promising elements in the future of solar energy. Lighter, more flexible and potentially cheaper than current silicon-based cells, these photoelectric cells are still saddled by a major challenge: their low stability over time.

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3 w. ago Let Alaska lead: America’s energy, security and Arctic future depend on it

Let Alaska lead: America’s energy, security and Arctic future depend on it  The Hill

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3 w. ago Weighing investment risk for energy infrastructure construction: Solar outshines nuclear power plants

Between now and 2050, the International Energy Agency projects that more than $100 trillion will be spent on building net-zero energy infrastructure globally. Yet every single one of these projects runs the risk of higher-than-expected construction costs or time delays. Newer technologies introduced in the past decade, such as hydrogen or geothermal energy, are even more difficult to evaluate as government agencies, energy developers, utilities, investors, and other stakeholders decide which sustainable energy systems are best for future projects.

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