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renewable energies

  • Powered by 100 Percent Renewable Energy? Unlikely
    Powered by 100 Percent Renewable Energy? Unlikely
    One can theoretically operate the electric grid on renewables, just as one can theoretically operate the grid using generators powered by stationary bicycles.
    October 30, 2023BY Richard Trzupek
  • Local Community Approval for Solar, Wind Installations May No Longer Be Required in Michigan
    Local Community Approval for Solar, Wind Installations May No Longer Be Required in Michigan
    Approval would be given by state officials appointed by Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who aims to make Michigan ...
    October 17, 2023BY Naveen Athrappully
  • NSW Government Pushes to Enshrine Net Zero Into Law
    NSW Government Pushes to Enshrine Net Zero Into Law
    The Labor government has also committed $1.8 billion to 'rescue' NSW's renewable energy transition.
    October 12, 2023BY Daryl Vandenberg
  • Politics, Not Climate Change, Is Behind Texas’s Electric Power Problems
    Politics, Not Climate Change, Is Behind Texas’s Electric Power Problems
    The idea that the electric grid can rely on green energy to keep the lights on isn't just ...
    October 6, 2023BY H. Sterling Burnett
  • ANALYSIS: China Hoodwinking the World via Technologically Advanced Coal Mines
    ANALYSIS: China Hoodwinking the World via Technologically Advanced Coal Mines
    News Analysis China has persisted in pursuing a policy of modernizing its vast number of coal mines using ...
    May 30, 2023BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Decarbonising Australia’s Heavy Industries: A 30-year Project That Costs $625 Billion
    Decarbonising Australia’s Heavy Industries: A 30-year Project That Costs $625 Billion
    An ambitious plan to decarbonise Australia's heavy industries in the next 30 years will cost the country $625 ...
    February 20, 2023BY Alfred Bui
  • Optimising Renewable Power: University Develops Map of Australia’s Renewable Potential
    Optimising Renewable Power: University Develops Map of Australia’s Renewable Potential
    To optimize renewable power by bridging the gap in knowledge between renewable companies and landowners, the Australian National ...
    January 17, 2023BY Lily Kelly
  • Victoria’s Biggest Coal-Fired Generation to Close Its Doors 10 Years Early Amid Push for Green Energy
    Victoria’s Biggest Coal-Fired Generation to Close Its Doors 10 Years Early Amid Push for Green Energy
    Victoria’s biggest power plant will be shut down by mid-2035 instead of the mid-2040s, up to a decade ...
    September 29, 2022BY Nina Nguyen
  • US Power Grid Needs Trillions in Upgrades to Accommodate Renewable Energy Demands
    US Power Grid Needs Trillions in Upgrades to Accommodate Renewable Energy Demands
    In August, California announced the end of fossil fuel-powered car sales by 2035, prompting green energy advocates to ...
    September 21, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Canadian Natural Gas Can Be Exported to Germany If Governments ‘Remove the Politics’: Energy Firm
    Canadian Natural Gas Can Be Exported to Germany If Governments ‘Remove the Politics’: Energy Firm
    The CEO of a Quebec-based energy firm says it is feasible for Canada to export natural gas to ...
    August 31, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Green Agenda Moves Forward in Utah, Coal Plants Prepare to Close
    Green Agenda Moves Forward in Utah, Coal Plants Prepare to Close
    Within the arid landscape of Delta, Utah, the state's largest coal-fired power plant is winding down toward retirement. ...
    May 6, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • America’s Emerging Energy Crisis
    America’s Emerging Energy Crisis
    Commentary The warning signs are everywhere. We're stumbling toward an energy crisis that's likely to be far more severe ...
    March 4, 2022BY Matthew Kandrach
  • Paraguay Becomes First South American Nation to Use 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
    Paraguay Becomes First South American Nation to Use 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—With the electrification of the Bahia Negra plant on Dec. 29, the National Electricity Administration of ...
    January 7, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • The Biggest Corporate Welfare Recipients Ever
    The Biggest Corporate Welfare Recipients Ever
    Commentary How much do solar, wind, and electric vehicle companies get in federal handouts and tax loopholes in ...
    December 21, 2021BY Stephen Moore
TOP NEWS
  • New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
    NEW By Zachary Stieber
    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
  • Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
    NEW By Jack Phillips
    Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
  • Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
    NEW By Zachary Stieber
    Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
  • Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
    NEW By Evgenia Filimianova
    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
  • Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
    2hr By Frank Fang
    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
  • Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
    2hr By Andrew Moran
    Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
  • US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
    3hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
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    3hr By Naveen Athrappully
    IRS Collected Over $5.5 Trillion in Federal Taxes in 2026
  • Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
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    Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
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