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US Solar Installations Expected To Double To 4 Million In Next Four Years
Texas, Utah, Florida, Rhode Island and Maryland have grown from 50,000 installations combined to more than 200,000 over the last three years.
HART ENERGY CONNECT: Why Physics Limits Solar, Wind Energy
Manhattan Institute Fellow Mark Mills delves into the science behind why an energy system without any hydrocarbons would be very unstable and astonishingly expensive.
Oil, Gas Companies Preparing For The Impact Of The Energy Transition
Renewable energy methods such as solar and wind will almost certainly impact the amount of oil and gas consumed and therefore could lower pricing, some experts believe.
Windpower 2019 Brings Renewables, Oil And Gas Together
The annual wind energy event comes to oil and gas country. But, did you know, Texas is the leading state for installed wind capacity?
The Latest
Tampa Electric To Offer Solar Power Option For Florida Customers
Tampa Electric’s new program requires participants to pay a shared solar charge of $0.063 per kilowatt-hour for energy produced by 17.5 megawatts of the Lake Hancock solar facility, which came online on April 25.
May 20, 2019
US Solar Installations Expected To Double To 4 Million In Next Four Years
Texas, Utah, Florida, Rhode Island and Maryland have grown from 50,000 installations combined to more than 200,000 over the last three years.
May 19, 2019
US Primed For 13 Gigawatts Of Wind Additions In 2019, Largest In Seven Years, As Tax Incentives Phase Out
U.S. wind project developers who want to take advantage of the full 2016 value of the PTC must begin operations by the end of 2020.
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May 17, 2019
Invenergy Affiliate Wins Approval For $400 Million Wind Project In South Dakota
The approval is subject to 40 conditions to address issues including road conditions during construction, habitats of endangered species, land restoration, and detecting and reacting to ice conditions on turbine blades.
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May 17, 2019
HART ENERGY CONNECT: Why Physics Limits Solar, Wind Energy
Manhattan Institute Fellow Mark Mills delves into the science behind why an energy system without any hydrocarbons would be very unstable and astonishingly expensive.
May 17, 2019
Solar Industry Lays Claim To The 2020s; Kicks Off The Solar+ Decade
Increasing solar generation from 2.5% today to 20% by 2030 could add more than $345 billion into the U.S. economy and grow the workforce to 600,000 solar professionals, from nearly 250,000 today.
May 16, 2019
Xodus Grows Capabilities With Addition Of Renewables Advisory Team
Xodus has a wealth of advisory experience in the oil and gas sector but this is the first time there will be a dedicated resource for renewable energy projects.
May 16, 2019
Oil, Gas Companies Preparing For The Impact Of The Energy Transition
Renewable energy methods such as solar and wind will almost certainly impact the amount of oil and gas consumed and therefore could lower pricing, some experts believe.
May 14, 2019
North Carolina Regulator Clears Duke Energy’s Solar-Plus-Storage Microgrid Pilot
In addition to providing energy to Duke's system, the microgrid will be capable of operating while disconnected from the grid to improve reliability for customers connected the project.
May 14, 2019
US Faces Hurdles In Push To Build Electric Vehicle Supply Chain
The bipartisan legislation, which seeks in part to codify a late 2017 executive order on U.S. mineral development by President Trump, gets its first hearing before Murkowski's committee on Tuesday.
May 14, 2019