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The International Energy Agency has long projected geothermal could be a serious solution to climate change. It said in a 2011 roadmap document that geothermal could reach some 3.5% of global electricity generation annually by 2050, avoiding almost 800 megatonnes of carbon dioxide emissions per year.

Only a few months on the job, Powin CEO Jeff Waters has his eyes on public markets and is positioning the company to be "IPO ready" for the time when the right opportunity arises. That time could be soon.

Without any national or state-level oversight, local governments have been left to decide whether they want to pursue clean energy projects — and, increasingly, they're passing short-sighted ordinances that limit those projects from receiving permits, writes DSD Renewables' Katie Kavanaugh.

An independent monitor could provide oversight over local investments made in PJM and facilitate transmission alternatives, like battery storage.

Antora’s thermal battery stores renewable energy as heat in blocks of solid carbon, which the company says enables cost-effective energy storage and outputting high-temperature industrial heat and electricity on demand at costs competitive with fossil fuels.

Attentive Energy is one of four projects proposed in New Jersey's most recent round of solicitations for offshore wind projects.

The solar market has underdelivered since the passage of the IRA, as solar projects struggle with labor, supply chain, and interconnection issues, writes Burns & McDonnell's Adam Bernardi.

Offshore construction on the first utility-scale offshore wind farm for Rhode Island and Connecticut is slated to begin in 2024.

Together these projects, located about 12 nautical miles (nm) south of Long Island, N.Y., and about 16.9 nm east of Long Branch, N.J., would have a total capacity of 2,076 MW.

Advocates see an Inflation Reduction Act program as a critical opportunity to help low-income communities reap the benefits of solar power.

Among the drivers of the state's ambitious offshore wind goals stands small and minority-owned businesses, emerging as powerful catalysts poised to reshape both the energy landscape and economic equality, writes Kevin Anderson, Secretary, Maryland Department of Commerce.

The failures of traditional messaging around the climate crisis have contributed to hyper-polarization of the issue in the U.S., resulting in an inability to achieve the scale of policy change that is urgently needed, writes Dave Bates, President and founder, Hailstone Communications.

On October 19, 2023, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appointed Grant Thornton Limited as receiver of SIF Amber (3.5) Projects LP and SIF Amber (3.5) Projects GP Inc. (collectively the “Company”).  The Company owns 5 solar assets near London, Ontario with FIT contracts to sell electricity generated. The total capacity of the 5 solar assets is approximately 1,560 kilowatts. For more information, contact Michael Dellaire at Michael.Dellaire@ca.gt.com. The bid deadline for the sale process is 5:00 PM (EST) on February 15, 2024.