FridayAug 02, 2024 9:00 am

The 2024 US Elections Could Decide Future of Renewable Energy

The future of the fledgling renewable energy industry may be riding on the upcoming U.S. elections. President Joe Biden’s administration has been a godsend to the segment over the past several years, investing tens of billions of dollars into building America's green-energy infrastructure and taking more climate-based action than any previous administration. According to Climate Power executive director Lori Lodes, President Biden passed landmark climate bills that cut billions of tons of carbon pollution, brought back plenty of job opportunities into the country and revitalized communities. Now that Biden’s first and only term is drawing to a close, the future…

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ThursdayAug 01, 2024 9:00 am

Correlate Energy Corp. (CIPI) Making Solar Energy Affordable and Accessible by Making the Process Easy and Seamless

Correlate Energy, a publicly traded distributed energy solutions company, has made clean energy adoption as easy and as seamless as possible for the worldwide business community Doing so has allowed it to make a name for itself and carve out a decent market share in the growing renewable energy space With the global solar capacity set to reach 5.1 TW by 2028, Correlate is positioning itself strategically to tap this growth by making the transition easier and more affordable According to Solar Power Europe, it is projected that in 2024, global solar capacity will reach 2.2 TW, up from 1.6…

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WednesdayJul 31, 2024 9:00 am

The US Grid Needs Reform to Handle Renewables, Experts Warn

America's power grid will have to undergo significant changes before it is ready to effectively handle the massive influx of renewables. Electrification has emerged as one of the most critical weapons against climate change because it will allow for the use of renewables to power the country's energy needs. However, even though the United States has made admirable progress in the deployment of renewable energy infrastructure, connecting renewables to the grid and getting it to customers has proved to be a significant challenge. An expert team with members from Florida State University, Ohio State University and the National Renewable Energy…

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TuesdayJul 30, 2024 10:30 am

Correlate Energy Corp. (CIPI) Building Toward NYSE Uplist as it Meets Opportunities of Decentralized Energy Trend

Distributed energy solutions developer Correlate Energy Corp. helps clients find an affordable way to step up their energy use infrastructure through retrofit upgrades, taking advantage of a variety of financial incentives Decentralized energy generation has been trending as groups throughout the country search for ways to reduce carbon emissions and secure their power supply amid utility outages Correlate’s success is evident in its growing list of project fulfillments and growing revenue targets — $45 million to $60 million with 25 percent gross margins this year The company is working to uplist to the New York Stock Exchange, using a $7…

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MondayJul 29, 2024 9:00 am

Innovative Approaches Introduced to Ease Connecting Renewables to Grid

One of the first steps involved in fully eliminating fossil fuels from America's energy mix is manufacturing and deploying green-energy infrastructure, such as solar panels and wind turbines. Although the country's renewable-energy capacity is still dwarfed by fossil fuels, this capacity is steadily building up as more solar and wind farms are installed countrywide. The United States is now leveraging innovative approaches to address a step that has caused energy bottlenecks in many countries: connecting renewables to the grid. Generating clean energy from solar, wind and other renewable sources is a significant milestone, but this energy is barely useful until…

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FridayJul 26, 2024 9:00 am

Michigan Receives $129M Federal Grant to Support Utility-Scale, Clean-Energy Projects

Michigan has received a federal grant worth millions of dollars to fund utility-scale, clean-energy projects. The $129 million grant was announced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) to help advance Michigan's efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions. According to EPA Midwest regional administrator Debra Shore, the grant will be used to provide assistance and incentives to local as well as tribal governments to speed up clean-energy projects. This will in turn accelerate renewable -energy adoption at scale and put Michigan on track to achieving its goal of using 60% green energy by 2030, Shore said. The grant would also…

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WednesdayJul 24, 2024 9:00 am

New Poll Shows Latino Voters in Arizona Are Big on Green Energy, Climate Action

A recent poll has revealed that Latino voters in Arizona want their leaders to take more action on climate and clean energy. The Latino vote played a decisive role during the 2020 elections in Arizona and is likely to be equally decisive in the upcoming election. According to a survey by environmental justice outfit Chispa AZ, this group is likely to side with candidates who align themselves with clean energy and other climate-change mitigation efforts. After surveying 520 registered Latino voters in Arizona, the poll found that 70% of the respondents were concerned with climate change while 60% supported the…

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MondayJul 22, 2024 9:00 am

Clean-Energy Transition Poses New Sets of Challenges

As the world races to shed its reliance on fossil fuels and transition to renewables, experts in all associated fields will have to spend a considerable amount of time addressing a variety of new challenges. The United States, along with several other countries, have set lofty green-energy plans that will require significant investment coupled with massive infrastructure improvements with potential political costs. Scientists have been talking about climate change since the 1990s, but three decades later the issue is still contentious and largely tied to politics. Progressive regimes are more likely to invest in renewables, but the transition could have…

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FridayJul 19, 2024 9:00 am

Surging Green-Energy Production Forces Coal Even Lower in China’s Energy Mix

Despite its reliance on coal-fired energy to power its massive manufacturing sector, China has made such significant strides in green-energy production that the fossil fuel’s contribution to China's energy mix has fallen even lower. Renewable energy production in the country surpassed its electricity demand growth in May as coal’s share in China's energy mix dropped to a record 53%, while renewables produced a historic 44% of the country's electricity in March. Analysis by Asia Society Policy Institute fellow Lauri Myllyvirta also found that greenhouse-gas emissions in China may have peaked last year. Myllyvirta also serves as a lead analyst at…

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WednesdayJul 17, 2024 9:00 am

European Wind Energy Projects Face Lengthy Delays Before Coming Online

A recent report from WindEurope has revealed Europe's transition to green energy has run headlong into a significant barrier: wind energy projects are waiting up to several years to gain access to energy grids. The report found that hundreds of such projects across the continent have been forced to wait years to obtain a grid connection. Furthermore, this backlog of projects is moving so slowly, it has created a bottleneck that is slowing the green-energy transition in Europe. According to the WindEurope report, gaining access to Europe's energy grid represents the foremost barrier to the deployment of renewables such as…

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