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The European Investment Bank (EIB) will stop backing fossil fuel energy projects in 2021, except those using carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology or offsets to cancel out their emissions.…

Before he retired from the Marine Corps, Col. Brent Willson commanded bases and managed procurement for a $100 billion portfolio of helicopters and tilt-rotor aircraft, including the Osprey vertical takeoff and landing vehicle.…

Long Island was once the “backbone” of New York’s solar industry, according to Steven Engelmann, business development director at New York-based EnterSolar. Home to more than 7 million people, it accounts for nearly a third of the state’s total solar…

On December 17, 2017, a fire at an underground electrical facility damaged two substations that serve Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport — then and now the world’s busiest airport. The resulting 11-hour-long power outage led to the…

As we reckon with the dark side of Silicon Valley’s tech giants, there’s more scrutiny into how these companies are assisting climate denial and obfuscation. We’ll look at a few related stories.…

California regulators this week launched an investigation into Pacific Gas & Electric’s massive fire-prevention power outages last month, both to assess whether the bankrupt utility should face millions of dollars in fines for its communication breakdowns…

We’re officially less than one year away from the 2020 election.…

Equinor’s offshore wind developments along the U.S. East Coast may just be the start of its expansion into the country’s renewables market.…

PARIS — Laying the costs of integrating more variable power into the grid at the feet of the renewable energy sector is an “outrage,” a Vestas executive has said.…

There is no doubt that bifacial modules are ready for their breakout role in the world of solar photovoltaic projects.…