The impending closure of the Eraring coal-fired plant in August 2025 further adds to NSW’s challenges, removing a significant portion of baseload generation capacity.
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Iberostar Achieves 12% Emissions Reduction Ahead of Schedule
by Staff Writer | Mar 13, 2024
The luxury hotel brand achieves a 12% global reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions.
President Biden’s Clean Energy Agenda Takes Root in Alaska
by Staff Writer | Mar 12, 2024
With a focus on affordability, resilience, and dependability, these projects reflect a significant step toward a greener future.
Amazon Web Service’s $650M Sustainable Storage Hub in Pennsylvania
by Staff Writer | Mar 11, 2024
The transaction comprises the acquisition of land, power infrastructure, the initial powered shell, and other assets.
Newcleo, Viaro Energy Look to Nuclear Technology for Oil and Gas Decarbonization
by Sydney Leimbach | Mar 6, 2024
The partnership will implement Newcleo’s lead-cooled fast reactors, which is able to use spent nuclear fuel from existing plants to generate energy through nuclear fission.
Allego, Burger King France Partner for EV Charger Installation
by Sydney Leimbach | Feb 29, 2024
Allego will install charging stations at Burger King France locations during the next three years, with the first installations projected to be operational during the third quarter of this year.
Rethinking Hydrogen: A Deeper Dive into Its Environmental Paradox
by Kaleigh Harrison | Feb 29, 2024
A study by the Environmental Defense Fund reveals that the environmental impact of hydrogen could be far more complex and significant than previously understood.
U.S. Power Sector Turns to Innovative Technologies for Extreme Weather Prediction
by Sydney Leimbach | Feb 28, 2024
New research from Wi-SUN Alliance shows that utilities have turned to advanced weather prediction technologies, integration of renewable energy, AI-based tools, and more in order to improve grid resilience amidst extreme weather events.
USGS, Colorado School of Mines Establish Research Program for Geologic Hydrogen Industry
by Sydney Leimbach | Feb 28, 2024
The industry-supported hydrogen exploration consortium will investigate surface and subsurface technologies to locate the gas beneath the ground and will work to overall advance the understanding of geologic hydrogen systems.
Verizon Allocates Fifth $1 Billion Green Bond
by Amy Baxter | Feb 21, 2024
Verizon has fully allocated $994 million of net proceeds of its fifth green bond entirely to renewable energy projects, covering nearly 1 GW of energy generating capacity.