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WednesdayMar 20, 2024 9:00 am

Exploring Social Benefits of Switching to Renewable Energy

Significant advancements in solar and wind energy coupled with ecofriendly policies have made renewable energy incredibly affordable and available over the past couple of decades. The resulting surge in renewable energy adoption in major polluting nations such as the United States and China has led to major environmental, economic and social benefits. Data shows that renewable energy production reached more than 8,000 terawatt hours of electricity in 2022, 198% more than the renewable energy produced in 2000. Nations are investing in and producing more clean energy than ever before, largely thanks to the reduction in the cost of renewables. Solar…

TuesdayMar 19, 2024 10:30 am

Correlate Energy Corp. (CIPI) Targets the U.S. Zero Operating Emissions Market

Correlate Energy, a publicly traded distributed energy solutions company, has positioned itself as the go-to company given the federal government’s push for greener buildings The government’s proposed definition of zero operating emissions buildings, seeks consistency with a framework for long-term goal-setting Correlate understands these changing tides and, through its three-pronged strategy, offers building owners and management the most technologically efficient and cost-effective ways to go green Correlate Energy (OTCQB: CIPI), a publicly traded company positioned to capitalize on America’s move toward efficient energy sourcing and use, is aware of the growing pressure for buildings to become more energy efficient. This…

MondayMar 18, 2024 9:00 am

French Town to Generate Solar Energy from Cemetery

The French town of Saint-Joachim intends to use solar panels installed over the cemetery to generate clean energy and distribute it to the townspeople. Currently under construction, the solar-canopy panel will serve a practical function on top of providing the town with clean solar energy. Located right in the center of a massive peat bog called the Briere Marsh, Saint Joachim regularly experiences flooding in its lowlands during the winter. The original cemetery was located six meters above sea level, but the town outgrew the property five decades ago and created a new one east of Saint-Joachim’s main island at…

FridayMar 15, 2024 9:00 am

Turbo Energy (NASDAQ: TURB) Aligned with Rising EU and U.S. Renewable Energy Targets

EU raised 2030 binding renewable energy target to a minimum of 42.5%, aims to become climate-neutral by 2050 U.S. set goal of 100% clean energy by 2035 TURB aligned with renewable energy shift with Sunbox Home and Sunbox Industry TURB’s all-in-one systems leverage AI to improve efficiency, prevent price shocks, and maximize cost savings Turbo Community allows members with large PV installations to gain ownership of production, store extra power, and sell energy to market The European Union recently raised its 2030 binding renewable target to a minimum of 42.5% with the aim of reaching 45% and becoming a climate-neutral…

FridayMar 15, 2024 9:00 am

The US Electric Grid Ill-Equipped for Green-Energy Revolution

American efforts to transition from fossil fuels to green alternatives such as solar and wind may ultimately be hampered by the country's ill-equipped power grid. While the United States has made significant efforts to limit its reliance on coal, oil and natural gas in power generation, experts have long warned that the electric grid will not be able to handle an influx of green energy, especially in line with the ambitious green-energy goals set forth by the Biden administration. According to a significant number of energy analysts and experts, America's electric grid won't be able to handle the surge in…

WednesdayMar 13, 2024 9:00 am

New Report Explores Barriers to Clean-Energy Transition

America plans to reduce its emissions by eliminating fossil fuels from energy generation and replacing fossil fuel-dependent technology with alternatives that run on renewable energy. Certain policy measures including the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) have reduced clean-energy prices to such a degree that renewables now cost the same as generating energy from combusting fossil fuels. Although making green energy as affordable as fossil-fuel energy is a major step toward achieving a carbon-free economy, a new report has highlighted noncost factors that are slowing down green energy adoption in the United States. After analyzing different modeling scenarios, the Clean Investment…

TuesdayMar 12, 2024 9:00 am

Growing Emphasis on Environmental Stewardship Boosts Correlate Energy Corp. (CIPI)’s Distributed Energy Solutions

Amid a politicized backlash over corporate ESG responsiveness, investors are increasingly focusing on the E element in the acronym — environmental transitioning Distributed energy solutions company Correlate Energy Corp. is an environmental stewardship-responsive company helping clients to adopt microgrid and clean energy strategies The company recently completed the installation of an emission-reducing rooftop solar power project, billed as the largest such facility in Illinois Correlate’s installation is expected to reduce about 18,849 tons of carbon dioxide over the next 20 years while providing about 20 to 25 percent of the facility’s overall needs Global asset manager giant BlackRock’s recent decision…

MondayMar 11, 2024 9:00 am

Europe Lags Behind in Clean Hydrogen Plans

Alongside solar and wind energy, hydrogen is another alternative energy source with the potential to accelerate the phase-out of dirty fossil fuels such as coal and oil. Using hydrogen for energy purposes does not produce emission. In addition, hydrogen can be combined with other gases to make liquid fuels, and already existing infrastructure can be reworked to serve hydrogen. This makes hydrogen an invaluable asset for nations trying to decrease and eventually eliminate their reliance on fossil fuels without having to make significant investments in green-energy infrastructure. But while experts predict hydrogen will be a major source of renewable energy…

FridayMar 08, 2024 9:00 am

China on Course to Reach Wind, Solar Power Targets

China is close to hitting its solar and wind power targets six years ahead of schedule despite dealing with a myriad of economic hurdles, a think tank has revealed. According to a report from the Beijing Institute of Technology's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, China is on track to install more than 200 million kilowatts of new wind and solar capacity this year, bringing the east Asian nation close to achieving its free-energy goals. The country is overwhelmingly reliant on fossil fuels to heat its massive population and power its industrial economy. As a result, it produces more…

WednesdayMar 06, 2024 9:00 am

Why More Local Governments Are Rejecting Green-Energy Projects

Despite the United States’ commitment to adopting renewable forms of energy such as solar and wind to help mitigate climate change, recent reports have revealed that a growing number of local governments in the country are refusing to permit solar and wind industrial sites. According to USA Today, local governments countrywide are banning solar and wind energy plants faster than they are building new ones. The report was based on a countrywide analysis that revealed at least 15% of U.S. counties have essentially stopped the installation of utility-scale solar and wind. USA Today found that local governments are stopping green-energy…

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