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California’s energy investments create EPIC opportunity for startups amid Trump's renewables rollbacks

Startups nurtured by California's flagship energy innovation R&D program were featured at the 11th annual EPIC Symposium this week in Sacramento.

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Oregon testing facility aims to jumpstart the U.S. wave energy industry

Wave energy is perpetually "20 years behind wind energy." Quitting Carbon recently toured Oregon's PacWave South, a grid-connected testing facility that aims to close that gap.

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I now live in an all-electric home. You can, too.

With the installation of an induction cooktop, I was able to shut off the fossil gas supplied to my 17-year-old home in Northern California. Here's how I did it.

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A glimpse of the future of aviation

On the sidelines of the Biggest Little Air Show in San Carlos, California, Quitting Carbon got an up-close look at the B23 Energic all-electric plane.

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Is it time to repower the first wave of large solar projects?

Repowering is well established in the onshore wind business. Is it time to repower solar projects, too?

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California is preparing to add marine energy to its power mix

Spurred by recent legislation, California regulators are planning for the day when wave and tidal energy projects join the grid.

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Why you should feel a little less guilty about flying

At a forum last week in Sacramento, stakeholders from government, industry, and academia made it clear that progress is well underway to curb climate pollution from the aviation sector.

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Here’s how Colorado is requiring gas utilities to reduce their emissions

Regulators just approved a landmark Clean Heat Plan for Colorado’s second-largest gas utility.

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This solution could unlock full electrification in millions of homes

Redwood Energy and NeoCharge recently demonstrated a "Watt Diet" electrification solution that avoids the need for expensive electrical upgrades in existing homes.

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Forget what you’ve heard, heat pumps can thrive in the cold

Under a challenge convened by the US Department of Energy, manufacturers put residential heat pumps to the test in extreme cold – they passed.

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Taking the emergency out of water heater replacement – and slashing emissions

A new program from a San Francisco Bay Area electricity provider gives homeowners critical time to select a water heater that is better for the planet.