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Two balcony solar units are attached to the outside of balconies on the second and third floor of a blue home with terracotta roofing tiles.

Will Balcony Solar Ever Take Off in the United States?

Balcony solar systems help people reduce their utility bills, with solar power feeding directly into a standard wall outlet to replace energy from the grid. The balcony solar movement in the U.S. is growing, but not all states are on board (yet).

Tina Casey

August 10

A river barge floats next to the RivGen river turbine, also floating in the water of the Kvichak River.

Energy

The Alaska Native Villages Where Rivers Provide Power

In one Alaskan village, turbines have harnessed electricity from the river since 2019. This summer, a second village is testing its own turbine in an attempt to reach 100 percent renewable power.

Elyse Hauser

August 6

A farmer turns the faucet to start the flow of water on a pump powered by nearby solar panels.

Energy

Nigerian Farmers Cut Fuel Costs and Boost Yields with Solar-Powered Irrigation

Nigerian farmers are facing all-time high fuel prices, hindering their ability to grow in the dry season. Some are looking to solar-powered irrigation systems as a more affordable way to boost their yields.

Abdulaziz Bagwai & Abdullahi Jimoh

August 4

Tulsa Port of Inola — industrial park in the middle of a rural area with big-rig trucks driving in

Energy

Brands Taking Stands

America’s Re-Industrialization Hits a Speed Bump

Planning for the United States' first new aluminum plant in almost 50 years is underway in Oklahoma, but local opposition is mounting.

Coal Power in the 21st Century: Make America Gasp Again

The Trump administration continues to prop up the U.S. coal industry, relaxing emissions and discharge rules at power plants even as environmental organizations, state agencies and utilities push back in court.

Beyond Oil: How Trump’s War on Iran Will Impact Power Prices

Along with the grave human toll of the U.S. and Israel's military strikes in the Middle East, people around the world are already feeling the effects on their cost of living.

Tina Casey

March 4

A floating solar array in a rectangular body of water seen from above.

Energy

What’s the Deal With Floating Solar in the U.S.?

All else being equal, floating solar has several advantages over land-based arrays, but site selection can become complicated in terms of wildlife conservation.

Tina Casey

February 23

A person smiles at the camera, standing next to a solar panel powering a water pump.

Energy

Power Isn’t Enough: Why Electricity Alone Won’t Deliver Africa’s Energy Promise

More communities in Africa are connected to the grid than ever before, but access alone is not delivering the economic gains many hoped for. Affordable appliances may be the missing piece.

Emmanuel Aziebor

February 16

Shows At These Major U.K. Music Venues Are Now Powered By Renewable Energy

All of AEG Europe's entertainment venues in the United Kingdom are now powered by renewable energy thanks to a new partnership.

When U.S. States Speak on Climate Action, Companies Listen

The United States was noticeably absent from the U.N. climate talks in Brazil this month, but the more than 100 state and city leaders in attendance continue to invest in climate action — and they have major sway with U.S. companies.

Tina Casey

November 19, 2025

Energy

The Long View: 20 Years of Sustainability in Motion

The Solar Revolution Has Only Just Begun

From $1,500 a watt to cheaper than fossil fuels, solar energy has come a long way — and innovators are just getting started.

Tina Casey

November 5, 2025

Igor Hîncu, mayor of Volintiri, opens the door of one of several biomass heating systems that power buildings in the town.

Energy

How One Country’s Russian Gas Crisis Became a Green Energy Boom

When Russia invaded Ukraine, Moldova quickly empowered its small towns to produce their own renewable energy so no one could push it around.

Georgeta Carasiucenco & Peter Yeung

October 24, 2025

Eco Wave Power's pilot at the port of Los Angeles switched on earlier this year in one of several promising signs of future growth for marine energy in the U.S. (Image: Arturo Garcia-Ayala/Eco Wave Power)

Energy

Brands Taking Stands

Trump’s ‘Dominance’ Plan Could Create a Marine Energy Boom in the U.S.

Marine energy from wave and tidal sources could meet over half of U.S. energy needs, and unlike other renewables, marine power meets the requirements of the Trump administration's "American Energy Dominance" plan.

Tina Casey

October 15, 2025

Leaders and people of faith hold signs at a fossil fuels protest outside of CitiBank’s headquarters in New York City.

Energy

“A Solar-Powered Party:” Activists Around the World Will Celebrate the Sun This Weekend

This year's autumnal equinox will be full of parades, rallies, and musical performances as people celebrate the sun's power. The inaugural Sun Day hopes to empower people to be a part of the renewable energy transition.

Mars’ New Solar Plan Could Help Save the Family Farm

Mars' new Renewable Acceleration program aims to decarbonize the company's entire value chain. The consumer goods giant is bringing something new to the table as one of the first to support the emerging solar grazing industry.

Tina Casey

September 17, 2025

Chad Strater stands at the wheel of his 26-foot, all-electric workboat at the dock.

Energy

Meet the Small Business Owners Electrifying Maine’s Rural Coast

In Casco Bay’s cold, remote waters, electric workboats, and the aquaculture innovators who operate them, are putting marine electrification to the test.

Julia Tilton

September 12, 2025

Member state speakers of the International Seabed Authority sit in a meeting during the 30th session of the authority.

Energy

Undermining Progress: Human Rights and the Low-Carbon Transition

How to Regulate an Unregulated Area: The Deep-Sea Mining Challenge

As interest in deep-sea mining heats up, international lawmakers are struggling to decide how to regulate international waters. Creative solutions that ensure equitable benefit sharing are on the table.

The U.S. Solar Industry Keeps Moving Forward Despite New Obstacles

Even as U.S. federal policies change, market researchers still see big potential in the nation's solar sector.

Tina Casey

August 27, 2025

A wind turbine sits on forest-covered hills as the sun sets.

Energy

How Caribbean Countries Are Championing Renewable Energy

Countries in the Caribbean are changing the way their energy systems work, deregulating and diversifying to make room for renewables.

Gary E. Frank

August 15, 2025

Energy

This Pittsburgh Neighborhood Halved Carbon Emissions Last Year and Saved Over $44 Million

The Pittsburgh 2030 District cut carbon emissions by 52 percent last year. Covering over 135 million square feet of commercial space across 1,300 buildings, the effort shows what's possible when local businesses and policymakers come together behind a common cause.

The U.S. Energy Transition Takes Many Forms As New Players Step Forward

Billions of dollars in U.S. renewable energy projects have been cancelled since the start of this year, but with new corporate investors and local players stepping in, the country's clean power sector may prove more resilient than some thought.

Tina Casey

June 26, 2025

Hydropower generation at Spokane Falls in downtown Spokane

Energy

The 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Is a Key Moment for the U.S. Hydropower Industry

The U.S. hydropower sector is seeing increased investment, but uncertainty around tax credits could throw a wrench in plans for growth. We asked Malcolm Woolf, president and CEO of the National Hydropower Association, what's next for the sector and the policies it needs to thrive.

Tina Casey

June 17, 2025

Energy

AI Could Soon Offset Its Own Environmental Impact By Improving Energy Efficiency, Report Finds

Concerns around the environmental cost of building and running artificial intelligence (AI) are growing. A new study takes the conversation in a new direction, asking whether the tech will eventually save as much energy as it consumes.

Abha Malpani Naismith

June 12, 2025

Energy

Brands Taking Stands

Are We Finally At a Tipping Point for Sustainable Aviation Fuel?

Sustainable aviation fuel accounted for less than 0.15 percent of total fuel used among 77 leading airlines last year, but new supplies could soon change that.

3 Signs the Renewable Energy Transition is Here to Stay

Wind and especially solar already far outpace natural gas for new power generation additions to the nation’s grid, and that trend is expected to continue as signs indicate the demand for renewable energy has nowhere to go but up.

Tina Casey

May 28, 2025

(Image: Power Africa via the Global Off-Grid Lighting Association)

Energy

Off-Grid Solar Can Power 135 Million People Across Rural Africa

Off-grid solar can quickly provide electricity access to 135 million people across remote communities on the continent, say leaders from the Global Off-Grid Lighting Association.

Gary E. Frank

May 19, 2025

Blasty Bough Brewing Company sits on a farm in in New Hampshire where it grows some of its beer ingredients and 182 solar panels power its brewing. (Image courtesy of Blasty Bough Brewing Company.)

Energy

From Sun to Stein: Solar-Powered Breweries Are the Sip of the Future

It takes a lot of energy to brew beer. With the help of 182 solar panels and geothermal energy, Blasty Bough Brewing Company shows how breweries can reduce their energy bills along with their environmental impact.

New Alliances: Oil Companies Make the Case for Renewable Energy in Texas

Legislation aimed at restricting renewables in Texas could raise energy prices and wreck the state's business-friendly reputation, says an advocacy group representing none other than fossil fuel companies.

Is the U.S. Headed for a Geothermal Energy Comeback?

While wind and solar are now locked out of federal support, geothermal is among the resources granted favorable treatment alongside fossil energy — and it offers a number of advantages for business.

A 'Mammoth' Agrivoltaic Project Crosses the Political Divide in Indiana

The new Mammoth Solar project in the red state of Indiana is building local support across the aisle and aims to showcase how the emerging field of agrivoltaics can benefit farmers across the United States.

What's Next for the U.S. Wind Industry?

While the offshore branch of the U.S. wind industry depends on coastal waters under federal jurisdiction, onshore wind is much less vulnerable to shifts in federal energy policy.

Tina Casey

April 16, 2025

Energy

Microsoft and Clearloop to Deploy 100MW of Solar in Historically Underinvested Communities

Microsoft and Clearloop are developing solar energy projects in 20 historically underinvested communities in Arkansas and Louisiana, striving to displace millions of tons of carbon emissions while generating health and economic benefits for the surrounding communities.

How Electric Vehicles Can Support Grid Resiliency in the Age of Renewables

Utilities in the United States are looking for new, decentralized ways to boost grid resiliency and prevent power loss. Some are turning to electric vehicles (EVs), using their energy storage capabilities to help manage the grid.

Tina Casey

March 26, 2025

Energy

The Mutual Benefits of Community Solar on Brownfields

Community solar projects already come with a range of benefits. Now, remediating and re-using shuttered landfills and other environmentally-compromised sites can be added to the list.

Tina Casey

March 4, 2025

Energy

Tribally-Owned Seneca Environmental Makes First-of-Its-Kind Renewable Energy Deal With Pinterest

Pinterest just purchased renewable energy certificates (RECs) spanning 15 countries from Seneca Environmental, a first-of-its-kind sale between a tribally-owned enterprise and a global tech company. The certificates will help offset energy use in Pinterest offices.

Gary E. Frank

February 6, 2025

Electrified Thermal Solutions created an electrically-conductive firebrick that can store heat without the need for embedded wires

Energy

Thermal Energy Storage is the Next Big Step in Global Decarbonization

New thermal energy storage systems are capable of using clean energy to provide the heat necessary for hard-to-decarbonize manufacturing sectors like cement, iron and glass. Electrified Thermal Solutions' firebrick is proving to be a cost-effective and scalable option.

DeepSeek and the Data Center Energy Crisis That Wasn’t

This week, the Chinese startup DeepSeek introduced an energy-efficient, AI-powered chatbot to the market. The new chatbot consumes a fraction of the energy of leading rivals like ChatGPT, upending the case for building gas power plants to feed data centers.

The Global Energy Transition is Just Getting Started

Though cost limitations present bottlenecks, the global green hydrogen sector is gearing up for major growth in the coming years. Employing tiered subsidies and utilizing repurposed gas infrastructure are just some of the ways innovators aim to bring costs down.

Tina Casey

January 22, 2025

Luis Galarza founded SoFlo Solar Advisors to help residents of South Florida restore their solar systems and make informed purchasing decisions. (Image: Nina Robinson)

Energy

Stories From the Frontline: Climate Activists Making a Difference

The Florida Startup Rescuing Homeowners Left Behind by Belly-up Solar Installers

After witnessing a dark side of the solar industry that leaves homeowners with broken systems and no help, Luis Galarza co-founded SoFlo Solar Advisors to restore systems abandoned by installers that went out of business and provide unbiased advice.

Growing the Business of Ecovoltaics: New Opportunities on Federal Land

Solar energy projects are serving as hosts for habitat restoration in a rising practice called ecovoltaics. It offers new opportunities to garner support for solar development on public lands and private property alike.

Tina Casey

January 15, 2025

Energy

The Largest Commercial and Industrial Solar Project in Arkansas History is Underway

Backed with funding from the nonprofit Climate United, Scenic Hill Solar is building 18 solar energy sites across 13 utility districts with the University of Arkansas. The complex project is set to lower energy bills and boost economic growth.

The Data Center Energy Demand Crisis: New Opportunities for Innovators

As power demand surges in the United States alongside the growth of the data center industry, new sources of renewable energy are emerging to ensure the outdated energy systems of the 20th century do not become permanent fixtures in the 21st century.

From Community Solar to Community Geothermal, New Opportunities for Corporate Social Responsibility

The growth in community solar has enabled more electricity ratepayers to access low-cost solar power, without the expense of installing solar panels on their properties. Could the geothermal energy sector be next?

10 Renewable Energy Projects Coming Online in 2025

Existing investments are expected to more than double renewable energy capacity to around 7,300 gigawatts globally by 2028, according to the International Energy Agency. Here's a look at just some of the innovative renewable energy projects set to launch around the world next year.

What Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Reveal About U.S. Climate Action

The U.S. Department of Energy's ambitious project to expand and diversify the nation’s hydrogen industry is underway. The new Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program faces an uncertain future under the incoming Trump administration, but early indications are that the opportunities for fossil energy are already beginning to fade.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel and the E-Kerosene Solution

When it comes to how flying impacts the fight against climate change, the aviation sector is largely banking on sustainable aviation fuels to reach net zero by 2050. One advocacy group is painting a gloomy picture about uptake, but the emerging e-fuels industry could help push airlines in the right direction.

On Grid Resiliency, Electric Vehicles Can Give as Well as They Get

As electric vehicle sales continue to rise, so are concerns about the impact on the U.S. power grid. Reopening closed fossil fuel power plants and building new ones are suddenly on the table. But solutions for vehicles on the road and after could render those steps unnecessary.

Tina Casey

November 27, 2024

Energy

Undermining Progress: Human Rights and the Low-Carbon Transition

Small Changes, Big Impact: These Lithium Battery Innovations Can Transform Lives

Companies and researchers around the world are finding new ways to improve the internal composition of lithium-ion batteries to create better-performing, more sustainable and lower-cost alternatives.

Andrew Kaminsky

November 22, 2024

Energy

Perch Energy’s Community Solar Turns Renewable Cons Into Pros

Perch Energy is aiming to expand the limits and application of renewable systems with its growing community solar network, including a program launched this year to reach New York City residents living in affordable housing.

Gladstone H Taylor

November 15, 2024

Energy

Shifting When and Where Electricity is Used Can Avoid Gigatons of Carbon Emissions

Armed with marginal emissions data covering almost 100 percent of global electricity consumption, WattTime estimates up to 9 gigatons of carbon emissions can be avoided each year by optimizing where and when electricity is used and where renewable energy projects are.

Saved by the Supply Chain: How Offshore Wind Stakeholders Hope to Survive and Thrive

The offshore wind industry appears to be especially vulnerable to a change in federal energy policy after the 2024 election, but stakeholders are in a much better position to engage bipartisan support than a few years ago thanks to the supply chain.

Tina Casey

November 13, 2024

Energy

Undermining Progress: Human Rights and the Low-Carbon Transition

Lithium is Good, But What Are Some Better Battery Alternatives?

Lithium-ion batteries are the current standard, but there's room for improvement. In the newest installment of our responsible mining series, Andrew Kaminsky explores the benefits of alternative batteries and the environmental and social implications of extracting minerals to scale their production. <br />

Andrew Kaminsky

November 7, 2024

Energy

New Tech Prepares Energy Storage Companies For Sodium-Ion Batteries

Battery analytics software company Twaice just launched a first-of-its-kind tool to help energy storage companies evaluate, understand and prepare to use sodium-ion batteries. It’s a crucial step for adopting alternatives to lithium-ion and meeting the battery demand caused by the energy transition.

Riya Anne Polcastro

October 18, 2024

Solar panels on the New Jersey Institute of Technology campus. (Image courtesy of the New Jersey Institute of Technology.)

Energy

In Higher Education’s Efforts to Decarbonize, New Jersey Offers a National Model

Academic institutions face many challenges when implementing decarbonization programs. New Jersey colleges are building a blueprint for how schools across the country can collaborate to make progress on shared carbon emission goals.

How Innovators Are Solving the Wind Industry’s Recycling Problem

Thousands of wind turbine blades are piling up in disposal sites across the United States, with many more to come as older wind farms reach the end of their useful lifespans. Fortunately, new tools are emerging to help the industry recover and repurpose more of this material.

Tina Casey

October 9, 2024

Energy

The U.S. Must Combat a ‘Wild, Wild West' of Misinformation to Scale Clean Energy, White House Aide Says

Unsubstantiated claims tying ocean wind farms to the deaths of whales and birds have become a rallying cry during the U.S. presidential election. Against this backdrop, White House climate adviser Ali Zaidi provided a progress report Monday on whether it's still possible to generate 30 gigawatts of clean electricity by 2030.

Wave Energy: An Untapped Resource for Coastal Communities

Generating renewable energy from the motion of waves is an emerging option for businesses in coastal communities where land-based options aren't feasible, transmissions lines for faraway energy are expensive, and residents raise aesthetic objections to offshore wind turbines.

Tina Casey

October 2, 2024

Energy

Electricity Demand is Rising, But Renewables Are Positioned to Help

Electricity demand is surging in the United States. Renewable energy could bring relief. It's responsible for the majority of the country's increasing generation capacity.

U.S. Businesses Are Rediscovering Small Wind Turbines

U.S. businesses were using small-scale wind turbines to generate their own electricity long before massive wind farms were commonplace — and new incentives are making small wind projects even more attractive.

Tina Casey

September 25, 2024

The Kore Infrastructure team. (Image courtesy of Kore Infrastructure.)

Energy

How Kore Infrastructure Plans to Reduce Wildfire Risk by Turning Waste Into Energy

Kore Infrastructure uses a closed-loop process to turn the deadwood and brush that create enormous wildfire risks into carbon-negative hydrogen, renewable natural gas and biogas.

Riya Anne Polcastro

September 10, 2024

Blue Evolution grows seaweed for wide range of commercial applications

Energy

Undermining Progress: Human Rights and the Low-Carbon Transition

These Plants Are Made of Metal, And They Might Be the Fix the Clean Energy Transition Needs

Scientists discovered a group of plants that accumulate significant amounts of critical minerals like nickel from the soil around them. Now, they're exploring mining plants, a process called phytomining, to help supply the minerals needed to power the clean energy transition.

The Global Clean Energy Transition is Unstoppable, and Green Hydrogen Could Change the Game

Zero-carbon sources now account for more than 40 percent of global energy generation capacity, according to a BNEF analysis released this week. Green hydrogen could be the missing piece to total dominance for the renewable energy sector.

Solar Breakthroughs Bring Us Closer To a Renewable Energy Future

The European Union met half its power needs with renewable energy in the first half of 2024, and the bloc's use of solar power in particular increased by over 30% since 2020. With efficiency upgrades and game-changing design shifts on the horizon, the world's love affair with solar is just getting started.

Mary Mazzoni

August 14, 2024

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (third from left) makes a clean energy- and job-related announcement at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal at 39th Street & 2nd Avenue in Brooklyn

New York City Takes Its Biggest Step Yet for Offshore Wind

New York City will soon be home to one of the nation's largest offshore wind projects — which is set to contribute not only clean energy, but also economic development and well-paying jobs for residents and communities.

Phil Covington

August 14, 2024

Steam rises up from Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park as water is heated underground

Energy

Innovators Look to Overcome the Limits of Geothermal Energy in the U.S.

Heat trapped in the ground, known as geothermal energy, is an important clean energy resource, but its use in the United States is limited to naturally-occurring hotspots. Innovators are working to expand its reach with the help of technology used in the oil and gas industry.

Tina Casey

August 13, 2024

Energy

Clearloop Bases Renewable Energy Deployment on Environment and Health Impacts

The emission reductions from renewable energy projects vary based on the location and what other energy source they replace. Experts argue development should be based on environmental and social impacts, not megawatt hours, to effectively address climate change and ensure equity.

Carbon Capture Can Compliment the Circular Economy with E-fuels

Carbon capture is often criticized as a way to enable continued extraction of fossil fuels. While simply capturing carbon and storing it underground fails to proactively replace fossil energy with renewables, carbon capture systems can stimulate renewable energy development through innovations like e-fuels.

Tina Casey

August 7, 2024

BASF is developing a longer-duration version of its sodium-sulfur battery

Energy

The Energy Storage Logjam is Breaking: Sodium-sulfur Batteries Can Help

New, longer-duration energy storage options are an important part of decarbonizing the grid. Sodium-sulfur batteries are an option already on the market.

Tina Casey

August 6, 2024

Energy

Amazon Reduces Packaging Waste with Artificial Intelligence

An artificial intelligence tool developed by Amazon picks the perfect package to safely deliver a product while creating the least amount of waste. It's helped avoid 80,000 metric tons of single-use plastic packaging in the last four years.

Abha Malpani Naismith

August 5, 2024

Energy

The Solutions Effect

Solutions Journalists Take On the Energy Transition

Solutions journalists are making the energy transition less daunting by focusing their stories on the governments, communities and companies working to make the shift possible.

Taylor Haelterman

June 28, 2024

(Image: Nikola Johnny Mirkovic/Unsplash)

Energy

Permitting For Energy Projects is Notoriously Slow: Reform is Needed to Put Communities First

The current process for obtaining permits to build energy projects is agonizingly slow. Approvals take an average of four years, but oftentimes that process can take over a decade. Reform is needed to bring more affordable energy to the communities that need it.

Kyle Kammien

June 20, 2024

3M and Evoloh are developing a system that uses roll-to-roll manufacturing

Energy

The Green Hydrogen Industry Needs a Manufacturing Makeover

The systems needed to create green hydrogen, electrolyzers, are expensive and difficult to scale. 3M and the electrolyzer-maker Evoloh are teaming up to introduce roll-to-roll manufacturing to the industry and bring down the cost.

Tina Casey

June 18, 2024

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Will Balcony Solar Ever Take Off in the United States?

The Alaska Native Villages Where Rivers Provide Power

Nigerian Farmers Cut Fuel Costs and Boost Yields with Solar-Powered Irrigation

America’s Re-Industrialization Hits a Speed Bump

Coal Power in the 21st Century: Make America Gasp Again

Beyond Oil: How Trump’s War on Iran Will Impact Power Prices

What’s the Deal With Floating Solar in the U.S.?

Power Isn’t Enough: Why Electricity Alone Won’t Deliver Africa’s Energy Promise

Shows At These Major U.K. Music Venues Are Now Powered By Renewable Energy

When U.S. States Speak on Climate Action, Companies Listen

The Solar Revolution Has Only Just Begun

How One Country’s Russian Gas Crisis Became a Green Energy Boom

Trump’s ‘Dominance’ Plan Could Create a Marine Energy Boom in the U.S.

“A Solar-Powered Party:” Activists Around the World Will Celebrate the Sun This Weekend

Mars’ New Solar Plan Could Help Save the Family Farm

Meet the Small Business Owners Electrifying Maine’s Rural Coast

How to Regulate an Unregulated Area: The Deep-Sea Mining Challenge

The U.S. Solar Industry Keeps Moving Forward Despite New Obstacles

How Caribbean Countries Are Championing Renewable Energy

This Pittsburgh Neighborhood Halved Carbon Emissions Last Year and Saved Over $44 Million

The U.S. Energy Transition Takes Many Forms As New Players Step Forward

The 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Is a Key Moment for the U.S. Hydropower Industry

AI Could Soon Offset Its Own Environmental Impact By Improving Energy Efficiency, Report Finds

Are We Finally At a Tipping Point for Sustainable Aviation Fuel?

3 Signs the Renewable Energy Transition is Here to Stay

Off-Grid Solar Can Power 135 Million People Across Rural Africa

From Sun to Stein: Solar-Powered Breweries Are the Sip of the Future

New Alliances: Oil Companies Make the Case for Renewable Energy in Texas

Is the U.S. Headed for a Geothermal Energy Comeback?

A 'Mammoth' Agrivoltaic Project Crosses the Political Divide in Indiana

What's Next for the U.S. Wind Industry?

Microsoft and Clearloop to Deploy 100MW of Solar in Historically Underinvested Communities

How Electric Vehicles Can Support Grid Resiliency in the Age of Renewables

The Mutual Benefits of Community Solar on Brownfields

Tribally-Owned Seneca Environmental Makes First-of-Its-Kind Renewable Energy Deal With Pinterest

Thermal Energy Storage is the Next Big Step in Global Decarbonization

DeepSeek and the Data Center Energy Crisis That Wasn’t

The Global Energy Transition is Just Getting Started

The Florida Startup Rescuing Homeowners Left Behind by Belly-up Solar Installers

Growing the Business of Ecovoltaics: New Opportunities on Federal Land

The Largest Commercial and Industrial Solar Project in Arkansas History is Underway

The Data Center Energy Demand Crisis: New Opportunities for Innovators

From Community Solar to Community Geothermal, New Opportunities for Corporate Social Responsibility

10 Renewable Energy Projects Coming Online in 2025

What Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Reveal About U.S. Climate Action

Sustainable Aviation Fuel and the E-Kerosene Solution

On Grid Resiliency, Electric Vehicles Can Give as Well as They Get

Small Changes, Big Impact: These Lithium Battery Innovations Can Transform Lives

Perch Energy’s Community Solar Turns Renewable Cons Into Pros

Shifting When and Where Electricity is Used Can Avoid Gigatons of Carbon Emissions

Saved by the Supply Chain: How Offshore Wind Stakeholders Hope to Survive and Thrive

Lithium is Good, But What Are Some Better Battery Alternatives?

New Tech Prepares Energy Storage Companies For Sodium-Ion Batteries

In Higher Education’s Efforts to Decarbonize, New Jersey Offers a National Model

How Innovators Are Solving the Wind Industry’s Recycling Problem

The U.S. Must Combat a ‘Wild, Wild West' of Misinformation to Scale Clean Energy, White House Aide Says

Wave Energy: An Untapped Resource for Coastal Communities

Electricity Demand is Rising, But Renewables Are Positioned to Help

U.S. Businesses Are Rediscovering Small Wind Turbines

How Kore Infrastructure Plans to Reduce Wildfire Risk by Turning Waste Into Energy

These Plants Are Made of Metal, And They Might Be the Fix the Clean Energy Transition Needs

The Global Clean Energy Transition is Unstoppable, and Green Hydrogen Could Change the Game

Solar Breakthroughs Bring Us Closer To a Renewable Energy Future

New York City Takes Its Biggest Step Yet for Offshore Wind

Innovators Look to Overcome the Limits of Geothermal Energy in the U.S.

Clearloop Bases Renewable Energy Deployment on Environment and Health Impacts

Carbon Capture Can Compliment the Circular Economy with E-fuels

The Energy Storage Logjam is Breaking: Sodium-sulfur Batteries Can Help

Amazon Reduces Packaging Waste with Artificial Intelligence

Solutions Journalists Take On the Energy Transition

Permitting For Energy Projects is Notoriously Slow: Reform is Needed to Put Communities First

The Green Hydrogen Industry Needs a Manufacturing Makeover