Wall Street Journal | By: Rhiannon Hoyle | November 11, 2022 Pumped-storage hydropower at abandoned pits could help make wind and solar power available anytime ADELAIDE, Australia — Mining operations that contributed to greenhouse-gas emissions could soon help to cut them. Around the world, companies are seeking to repurpose old Read more…
Wall Street Journal | By: Matthew Dalton and Eliza Collins | October 08, 2022 Europe’s plans to expand solar power in response to soaring energy prices are running into thick rulebooks in France, local opposition in Spain and layers of bureaucracy in Italy. Europe’s plans for a massive expansion of Read more…
Wall Street Journal | By: Jennifer Hiller | October 15, 2022 The storm was the first big test for some communities powered by solar farms and battery storage. Neighborhoods powered by solar panels with backup batteries weathered the direct onslaught of Hurricane Ian in Florida, utilities and developers said, keeping Read more…
Wall Street Journal | By: Amrith Ramkumar | September 05, 2022 The laborious job of clearing weeds in solar-panel fields has triggered a welcome boom for American shepherds and their flocks. “Sheep truly are the appropriate technology for this.” To read the full article ~ please click here.
Wall Street Journal | By: Jennifer Hiller | January 22, 2023 Construction of wind and solar installations is slowing in the U.S., despite billions of dollars in federal tax credits and investor enthusiasm for clean-energy projects. Even as developers plan an unprecedented number of grid-scale wind and solar installations, project Read more…
Wall Street Journal | By: Bart Ziegler | November 12, 2022 Potential EV buyers, afraid of running out of juice, want to make sure fast chargers are widely available. Three experts offer their solutions. As the car industry plans a major rollout of electric vehicles, the project faces serious gridlock: Read more…