The courts, permitting reform, and political power will ensure the offshore wind industry has a future, attendees heard at the Pacific Offshore Wind Summit in Long Beach, California.
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Quitting Carbon recently toured Brookfield Renewable U.S.' Mulqueeney Ranch Wind Repowering Project in Northern California's Altamont Pass, one of the sites where today's wind power industry was born.
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Under Energy Secretary Chris Wright's leadership, the U.S. is doubling down on fossil fuels even as the rest of the world is embracing clean energy.
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Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
With the global economy upended by Donald Trump’s war of choice in Iran, political leaders and households are seeking the security and certainty offered by clean energy technologies.
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
In a conversation with Quitting Carbon, MCE's Sam Irvine talks about why the electricity provider is so bullish on virtual power plants: “This gives us another tool in the toolbox to help keep costs low and generate revenue."
Quitting Carbon's biweekly roundup of energy transition developments you might have missed.
Utility bills are a regressive way to fund vital programs to save energy or heat homes in winter. Lawmakers should move the programs to general budgets, funded by taxpayers, so the wealthy pay more for these public goods.