Why are women less likely to buy electric vehicles than men?
By Jessica Kutz—Originally published by The 19th A few months ago, Renee Russak and her partner of 30 years embarked on a road trip from their home in Seattle to…
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Hydropower technology development is encouraged, but implementation is challenged – Why?
By Boualem Hadjerioua, Madison Bowling and Dol Raj Chalise Hydropower is a mature technology that is over a century old, and it is therefore challenging to introduce innovative technology without…
Wind farm repowering should be data-driven
Contributed by Ian Prowell, Principal Engineer, ONYX Insight According to a recent report, the wind turbine component market size is set to be worth $82 billion by 2030, growing at a…
New label to designate solar modules made with less carbon
Buyers of solar modules will soon have an easier time selecting modules produced with lower levels of embodied carbon. Most of the world's solar modules are produced in Southeast Asia…
Colorado cement plant adds solar+storage to green production
A Colorado cement plant is adding on-site solar and energy storage systems to help decarbonize its production process. TotalEnergies will develop, own, and operate the 33 MWdc ground-mounted solar array…
Europe breaks wind and solar records
According to new analysis by the climate think-tank Ember, wind and solar power supplied more of the European Union's electricity than any other power source in 2022 for the first…
Offshore wind isn’t to blame for whale deaths. Developers plan to keep it that way
By Elizabeth McGowan, Energy News Network The death of a 43-foot North Atlantic right whale that washed up on Virginia Beach in mid-February was not caused by the offshore wind…
Novel approach could streamline perovskite solar cell process
A concept developed at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) may simplify the process to manufacture perovskite solar cells, possibly accelerating the path toward the technology’s commercialization. Perovskite solar cells…
5 mega solar projects starting construction in 2023
According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the United States solar industry continues to set records. SEIA predicted that the country's total installed solar capacity would more than quadruple by…
Green hydrogen needs defining, Connecticut stakeholders say
By Lisa Prevost, Energy News Network Hoping to tap into the billions of dollars in federal incentives coming available for renewable energy projects, Connecticut is preparing to lay out a…
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