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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.

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PA Ranks 49th In US For Renewable Energy Growth; Delays In Adding Clean Energy To The Grid Will Cost Electric Ratepayers Billions

PA Environment Daily

On May 7, PennEnvironment released a new report saying Pennsylvania ranks 49th in the nation for percentage growth in total solar, wind and geothermal generation over the past decade. Proposed projects could deliver enough energy to power 58 million homes in the U.S. billion to power their homes and businessesin one year alone.

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Observer-Reporter Guest Essay: Why Politicians Want You To Pay More For Natural Gas

PA Environment Daily

And, unfortunately for them, the energy market is pointing in the opposite direction. Fracked gas companies are seeing less build-out of new natural gas power plants because solar and wind power are so cheap. We will pay and the companies will eat the profits. It’s time to stop falling for this grift. Bartolotta, Sen.

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COP30: Twelve environmental facts about Brazil in 2025

A Greener Life

Key updates reflect a dynamic landscape, from shifting deforestation rates in the Amazon to ground breaking initiatives in clean energy. However, the country is diversifying its energy mix, and solar and wind power are expanding rapidly. Brazil’s Power Sector Overview.

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Will Congressional Republicans Attack Clean Energy in Budget Reconciliation? 

Union of Concerned Scientists

The clean energy economy has been on an absolute rip-roaring tear. These are the policies that coiled the clean energy spring ; that assembled new workforces; that unlocked the economy-transforming, leveling-up types of investments that dont just prefer but require a long-term view. Two reasons.

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Local Laws and Lawsuits Targeting Renewables Becoming More Prevalent in the US

Law Columbia

Figure 1: Screenshot of Interactive Map from Opposition Report Website The report describes significant developments at the state level in 2024, including: the adoption of a new law in Florida that bans offshore wind in state waters and bans onshore wind turbines within 1 mile of the coast; the enactment of legislative reforms in Massachusetts and (..)

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Investment Models for Climate Infrastructure Implementation

Legal Planet

This month’s federal budget and policy legislation rescinded billions of dollars in clean energy and climate-related infrastructure investments and halted the progress of many projects already underway, including major tax incentive and grant programs focused on wind and solar energy, vehicle electrification, and domestic manufacturing.