Solar panels The record-breaking installations of solar panels in the U.S. continues with an eye-popping 2 gigawatts installed in just the second quarter of this year, according to new data Continue Reading
Turbines installed in Liverpool Bay at 640 feet tall are the largest of their kind in the world, Danish company DONG Energy said. The company announced it installed the first Continue Reading
California Independent System Operator (CAISO) as accessed through ABB Velocity Suite Note: Summer is defined as June, July, and August. The mix of energy sources used for power generation in Continue Reading
In research there is evolution, revolution and sometimes, what I call “retro revolution,” which happens when old methods have new applications. All three are in play in the world of Continue Reading
On a blustery February night, the Texas electricity market hit a milestone. Nearly half the power flowing onto the grid came from wind turbines, a level unimaginable a decade ago Continue Reading
Wind power Solar power has been getting all of the proverbial sunlight for the last few years. Most of the focus and attention from environmentalists, regulators, and others has been Continue Reading
North Carolina surpassed states with more favorable solar resources to become the state with the second-highest amount of installed utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity owned by independent power producers in Continue Reading
The towering machines stand a few miles from shore, in a precise line across the seafloor, as rigid in the ocean breeze as sailors reporting for duty. The blades are Continue Reading
Efficiency + renewables = declining fossil fuels Electricity from fossil fuels is in steep decline (dark blue) thanks to efficiency gains reducing energy demand (shown by total sum) and the Continue Reading
As much as $40 million may be available to help support the development of a wave-energy testing facility in U.S waters, the Energy Department said. “If successful, the advancements made Continue Reading
