House Republicans are preparing to leave an empty chair for David Howell, a top official in the Department of Energy’s Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains, during a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on Tuesday. Howell declined an invitation to testify alongside four experts during the hearing titled “Growing the Domestic Energy Sector […]
A new survey by Bain & Company shows that energy and natural resources executives continue to invest in low-carbon businesses, despite expecting a short-term slowdown in decarbonization due to recent turmoil in energy markets. The survey involved over 600 global executives and found that while executives remain committed to their long-term net zero goals, they
In a groundbreaking development, scientists have created an “artificial leaf” that harnesses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) and water into low-emissions fuels like ethanol and propanol. This innovative technology, inspired by photosynthesis, could pave the way for eco-friendly cars powered by surrounding sunlight and the air’s CO2 and water vapor. The research, led by
A recent hearing at the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) in Rhode Island revealed shocking revelations about power company PPL’s misleading behavior concerning secret smart meter contracts. The company’s actions not only jeopardize its case but also erode ratepayer trust. Commission Chair Ron Gerwatowski called out PPL for submitting misleading documents and misrepresenting its relationship with
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Chemnitz, Germany – At the Heckert Solar assembly floor in Chemnitz, robotic arms meticulously install silicon solar cells onto glass panels, symbolizing Europe’s renewed push towards solar power. As the continent faces an energy shortage due to the decline of imported Russian natural gas, countries like Germany are turning to alternative sources, particularly solar energy.
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Portland, OR, May 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Allied Market Research, a leading market research firm, has released a comprehensive report titled “Solar Energy Market by Technology, Solar Module, Application, and End-Use: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2023-2032“. The report projects that the global solar energy market generated $94.6 billion in 2022 and is
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In recent days, the stock market has witnessed a surge in solar energy stocks, generating significant excitement among investors. Notably, First Solar (FSLR -1.04%) experienced a sudden surge in its stock price last week, triggered by news of finalized subsidy rules that have the potential to benefit domestic solar manufacturers. However, it is crucial to
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Robots and automation are revolutionizing the construction of solar farms, offering a solution to expedite the installation process, address labor shortages, and enhance worker safety. With the immense amount of utility-scale solar capacity required to meet net-zero targets, new construction methods incorporating robotics and automation have become essential. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association,
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President Joe Biden exercised his veto power on Tuesday, rejecting a bill that aimed to reinstate tariffs on solar panels imported from Southeast Asia. The White House justified the decision by emphasizing the need to preserve the supply chain while promoting domestic solar panel production and the expansion of solar installations within the United States.
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