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2024 Year in Review: Clean Energy Progress Steeped in Solar and Storage

Union of Concerned Scientists

The end of every year is a great time for taking stock of what the year has broughtincluding in terms of clean energy in the power sector. As it turns out, 2024 has provided a whole lot of clean energy progress as fodder for that stock-taking. 2024s growth was led by Texas, Florida, and California.

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Powering the Future: Why Michigan’s Data Center Debate is Critical for Clean Energy and Your Wallet

Union of Concerned Scientists

A recent report from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that data centers used about 4% of total US electricity consumption in 2023, and that total is expected to grow as high as 12% within the next three years. Amazon is currently building a data center in Indiana that will use as much energy as half the residents in the state.

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Sustainable Pittsburgh: Report On Clean Energy Workforce - Needs And Opportunities For Southwestern PA

PA Environment Daily

On December 17, Sustainable Pittsburgh released Clean Energy Workforce: Needs and Opportunities for Southwestern PA , a comprehensive document that explores the opportunities and challenges in building a robust and equitable clean energy workforce in southwestern Pennsylvania. This number is expected to grow.

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The Heinz Endowments: Nonprofits, Philanthropy Create Infrastructure To Help Bring Nearly $1 Billion In Regional, Statewide Clean Energy Funding To Pennsylvania

PA Environment Daily

This represents an unprecedented influx of state and federal support for clean energy in Pennsylvania, including a just-announced $303.5 million closed loan from the US Department of Energy for Eos Energy Enterprises, and has made the Pittsburgh region a clean energy gateway for the state.

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Alberta Premier too busy fighting with Ottawa to support jobs and the economy 

Enviromental Defense

The Premier and her government are so focused on picking fights with Ottawa that they are missing the fact that there are now more people employed in the development of renewable energy around the world than people working in oil and gas. The oil and gas industry has to do its part. .;

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River of the Anthropocene

Circle of Blue

Yet not enough attention is given to the river’s care by the local government or population. In 2023, the combined river and lake system provided over 500,000 tons of fish, about 70% of the Cambodian fishing industry. According to a 2023 government report, 54.2% of Cambodian households are involved in agriculture, 93.9%

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What can we learn from EU’s battery regulation?

Legal Planet

Our new report outlines a framework for building a more responsible battery supply chain, drawing insights from the European Unions Sustainable Batteries Regulation (2023). Access the full report here: A Policy Blueprint for Ensuring Sustainable Battery Supply Chains Download as PDF