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China, Climate, and Clean Energy

Legal Planet

Four questions: Why have emissions continued to grow despite the huge expansion in renewables? How is China’s clean energy spree impacting other countries? Why have emissions continued to grow despite the growth in renewables? China’s commitment to clean energy use and to producing clean tech is undeniable.

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What’s Stalling the Transition to a Modern Electricity Grid?

Union of Concerned Scientists

Much of our electricity system is 50 to 70 years old, yet current plans for domestic manufacturing, electric vehicle fleets, community solar gardens and more clean energy all depend on a modern grid. In some states, when the legislature created new clean energy goals they also started transmission planning to help meet those goals.

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The Missing Piece of the Renewable Energy Revolution

HumanNature

Student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Colorado State University There is a renewable energy revolution happening all over the world: costs for renewable energy have dropped significantly in the last 10 years and the world is starting to adopt the technology at a very fast pace. kWh per day. kWh per day.

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How Can We Build Transmission Infrastructure Responsibly?

Legal Planet

The clean-energy transition that is one focus of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) will require big changes in our electric grid. As a result, transmission development is a crucial consideration for large-scale renewables planning. The IRA also provides $9.7

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Ontario could easily phase out polluting fossil gas – if it wanted to

Enviromental Defense

A report commissioned by the Ontario Power Authority (now the Independent Electricity System Operator) identified 64 potential offshore wind power sites in the Great Lakes that could produce nearly 35,000 MW of electricity which is 50 per cent more than our current energy demand. This is completely doable. And it would cost a lot less too.

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Ohio River Valley Institute: Pennsylvania Voters Overwhelmingly Support Stricter Regulations On Fracking, New Poll Finds

PA Environment Daily

Pennsylvania voters broadly favor the clean energy industry and express concerns about air and water pollution. From 2009 through March 2024, the average retail price of electricity leapt by $3.21 Click Here for poll results narrative. Click Here for presentation slides. An additional 19% say they’re not sure. 28 to Oct.

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Opinion: How to close Africa’s energy access gap

A Greener Life

Renewables can close Africas energy access gap Closing the energy access gap is within reach. With the cost of renewable energy falling over the past decade, we are closer than ever. Governments will also play a significant role in scaling up off-grid renewable energy for remote areas.

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