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Alcazar Acquires Rights to 118 MW Wind Farm
The project will produce enough clean energy to power over 20,700 households each year, also avoiding 260,000 tons of carbon emissions.
NASA, ADC USA Validate New Form of Renewable-Friendly Energy Transmission
ADC is considered the optimal transitional operating system for renewable energy platforms and it has the potential to play a major role in lowering energy consumption while still using existing energy infrastructure.
Crowley, BWXT Introduce Zero-Emissions, Nuclear-Powered Shipping
The ship design includes an on-board nuclear microreactor that can generate between 5 MW and 50 MW of clean energy.
IEA Updates Net Zero Roadmap, 1.5 Degree Limit Still Possible
Tripling renewable energy development, increasing EV and heat pump sales, and a 75% reduction in methane emissions would provide 80% of global emissions reductions needed to limit temperature rise by 2030.
Fervo Begins Geothermal Energy Project Exploration in Utah
Geothermal energy in Utah has about 10 GW of potential overall, and the new project will supply 400 MW of clean energy to the grid once completed.
Microsoft Data Centers in Texas to be Powered by Renewable Energy
The deal enables Microsoft to match Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) data center load with clean power provided by ENGIE.
Research Shows Solar Power, Storage Allow for Affordable Energy Transition
Compared to continued use of coal and investment in carbon capture, the study shows much lower costs in scaling-up technologies that do not produce emissions in the first place.
Plug Power Aims to Make 1,500 Tons Per Day of Green Hydrogen by 2030
The goal is to scale up the production of green hydrogen from wind and solar power — to transition from grey hydrogen generated from natural gas.
California Senate Votes to Assess Wave and Tidal Energy in the State
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that wave and tidal energy has the feasibility to provide 30% of the country’s energy needs.