Massachusetts Electric Companies and DOER Propose RFP for Offshore Wind Clean Energy Projects On April 28, 2017, the Massachusetts investor-owned electric distribution companies [1] (Distribution Companies), in coordination with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) (together, the Soliciting Parties), submitted for review by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) a joint request for … Continue reading #Massachusetts Electric Companies and #DOER Propose RFP for Offshore Wind Clean Energy Projects→
Why America’s Old Nuclear Plants Could Be Dragging Down Clean Energy Development Money spent nursing nukes may be better spent on wind, solar, and research into new technologies. Eking out the life of old nuclear plants could cripple the adoption of renewable energy. The nuclear industry is currently reeling in the wake of the meltdown … Continue reading Why America’s Old Nuclear Plants Could Be Dragging Down Clean Energy Development→
Clean energy forces messy changes for utilities and regulators California’s push for clean energy is forcing the players — consumers, regulators, utilities and fuel producers — into an uncomfortable dance that has each stepping on others’ toes. But all must learn to perform together or risk the reliability of crucial energy services, representatives of the … Continue reading Clean energy forces messy changes for utilities and regulators→
A New Clean Energy Record Was Just Set in the U.S. HALF OF U.S. ENERGY Renewable energy met a major milestone in the U.S., with wind powering over 50 percent of the country’s electric demand. The Southwest Power Pool (SPP)—a grid operator responsible for powering 14 states — notes that while it may have been … Continue reading A New Clean Energy Record Was Just Set in the U.S.→
Apple takes supplier clean energy program to Japan Ibiden Commits to 100 Percent Renewable Energy for Apple Production Component supplier Ibiden is the first company in Japan to pledge it will power all of its Apple manufacturing with 100 percent renewable energy — a new milestone for Apple and Japan. The announcement marks a significant … Continue reading #Apple takes supplier clean energy program to Japan→
AES dives deeper into clean energy with SPower acquisition As solar gets to be less of a experimental entrant and more of a mainstream power source, successful solar companies are increasingly being swallowed up by established energy companies. This occurred again today. This morning AES Corporation (NYSE: AES), a global energy company with $14 billion … Continue reading #AES dives deeper into clean energy with #SPower acquisition→
New Study Highlights Need for California Market Refinements to Better Harness Clean Energy A new study, jointly conducted by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) – the entity responsible for overseeing much of California’s electric grid – First Solar, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), demonstrates the untapped potential of utility-scale solar. The study … Continue reading New Study Highlights Need for California Market Refinements to Better Harness Clean Energy→
Energy Costs at Record Lows Thanks to Natural Gas and Clean Energy The findings counter claims by some, including in the Trump administration, that the adoption of wind, solar and other forms of renewable energy are driving up U.S. energy costs The nation’s rapid adoption of clean energy technologies, combined with sustained natural gas consumption, … Continue reading Energy Costs at Record Lows Thanks to Natural Gas and Clean Energy→
Wyoming Bill Would All But Outlaw Clean Energy by Preventing Utilities From Using It Coal supporters are pushing a bill that would bar utilities from using the state’s abundant wind power to provide electricity within the state. While many U.S. states have mandates and incentives to get more of their electricity from renewable energy, Republican … Continue reading Wyoming Bill Would All But Outlaw Clean Energy by Preventing Utilities From Using It→
Clean Energy Spending Drops Most on Record as China Slows Growth Global investments in renewable power dropped the most on record in 2016 as demand in China and Japan faltered. Worldwide spending on clean energy fell 18 percent from 2015’s record high to $287.5 billion, according to a report Thursday by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. … Continue reading Clean Energy Spending Drops Most on Record as China Slows Growth→
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