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The EIA forecasts a 3% decrease in CO2 emissions from 2022 to 2023, with much of the decline resulting from lower electricity generation from coal-fired power plants due to higher generation from renewable sources such as solar power, the EIA said.

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Conference panelists touted technologies that are drilling “cheaper, deeper and hotter.”

Congress would have to agree before any of the Lower Snake River dams in Washington state are removed, and that's unlikely to happen in the near future.

The drive to create greater amounts of renewable power from onshore wind farms is creating a new set of challenges, especially as developments move to more remote locations and turbines reach greater heights, writes Pete O’Connell, Lead Project Manager at Mammoet.

This community solar milestone contributes to five GW of distributed solar across the state, with 3.3 GW in development.

Despite this growing source of economic volatility, the Federal Reserve is not considering the instability of climate change in its monetary policy.

Michigan will join four other states in requiring utility providers to transition to 100% carbon-free energy generation by 2040 under legislation that will soon be signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The state has also set a goal for utilities to generate 50% of their energy from renewable sources by 2030, a significant leap from the current 12%.

The funding will help Modo expand beyond Great Britain, starting with entering the Texas and ERCOT market, then eventually expanding across Europe and the rest of the USA.