What I’m reading: Surging electric truck sales, France's clean tech social leasing success, and global energy transition tracker
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Trump’s ‘energy dominance’ agenda is only making renewables more attractive – at home and abroad
The Trump administration is pushing LNG exports, while his war in Iran is driving up energy prices at home and abroad. More leaders are turning to renewables as a salve for fossil fuel volatility.
What I’m reading: Germany notches tall turbine and big battery milestones, electrification is coming for big ships and planes, making it easier for EV drivers to charge, global energy transition tracker, and more
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Solving the Golden State's "anywhere but California" problem for clean energy manufacturing
In a conversation with Quitting Carbon, California Forward CEO Kate Gordon talks about building a durable green industrial policy in the Golden State.
What I'm reading: Special research roundup edition
Quitting Carbon checks in on recent energy transition research you might have missed with a special roundup of notable reports and studies.
What I’m reading: Californians believe renewables will lower energy costs, balcony solar advances in California and the UK, the California solar 'power hour,' global energy transition tracker, and more
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
The world is embracing offshore wind power. Trump wants to smother the industry in the U.S. – no matter the costs.
Governments around the world, including fossil fuel exporters, are adding offshore wind to their grids. Donald Trump wants to kill the industry in the U.S. despite the toll on workers, the grid, and the economy.
What I’m reading: Federal courts chip away at Trump's renewables blockade, Trump wants to kill public transit, Europe's electrification action plan, global energy transition tracker, and more
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Could "sophisticated miniature modular plants" slash the energy consumption and emissions resulting from processing raw materials?
"Manufacturing without addresses" can slash the time, money, and energy required to transport and process raw materials around the globe, says ARPA-E Program Director Cory Phillips.
What I’m reading: Blue states fight back to save U.S. wind projects, Germany and China notch EV milestones, UK households can soon buy balcony solar, and more
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Russell Vought wants complete control over the $1.1 trillion in federal grants handed out each year
Local and state governments, scientists, and research institutions are alarmed by a Trump administration proposal that would give political appointees across federal agencies the power to kill grants – including funding for clean energy.
What I’m reading: Offshore wind advances in Canada and New Zealand, Desertec 2.0, electrification bills advance in California, Trump's assault on energy efficiency, and more
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.