Tag: Net Zero Emissions
Spanish-Speaking Households More Likely to Struggle Paying Their Electric Bills, New Survey Finds
ATLANTA – October 29, 2024 – Thirty-seven percent of Americans who speak Spanish at least half of the…
Recent U.S. Department of Energy Investments Accelerate Advanced Energy Technology Deployment
This month, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced three major investments aimed at enhancing the resilience and…
Romania to Complete Cernavoda 3 & 4 in $7 Billion Deal
Romania’s EnergoNuclear to Complete Cernavoda 3 & 4 in $5 billion Expansion Deal Czech Republic to Invest in…
Inflation Reduction Act 2 Years Later: Building Clean Electricity Faster Than Ever
Solar panels in Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado - Department of Energy In August 2022, when the…
GIS and Transmission Insulation Coordination
Over the last several years, climate issues have been dominating the news. Headlines, such as the historic rainfall,…
Decision 2024 – “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.”, Yogi Berra, American Philosophe
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it.", Yogi Berra, American Philosopher Ed ReidOct 29, 2024The…
Port Drayage Truck Electrification | Energy Central
image credit: Forum Mobility retired MD, I write and lecture on energy, climate, grid, and epidemiology I post…
You Thought Coal was Dead? Think Again.
Coal is a little like pork – the other fossil fuel. I know I dated myself with that…
Nigeria Boosts Solar Power Access with New Rural Electrification Deals
The Nigerian government is making moves to expand access to electricity through renewable energy, particularly solar power. Recently,…
Bridging the Gap: Taking a Strategic Approach to Knowledge Transfer in Utilities
The utilities industry is at a tipping point. With a significant portion of the workforce nearing retirement, we…
NGOs Pitch in to Achieve High Sustainability Goals
Countries around the world are stepping up efforts to combat climate change but mountainous challenges loom. That’s according…
Nevada lithium mine gets federal approval, faces legal challenge
The Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management last week (Oct. 24) gave a green light to a major new lithium…