Infrastructure

Energy storage tech will be a key factor in the transition to renewables.

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Today’s cybersecurity professionals face an ever-evolving list of threats.

Major projects are underway, but technological and infrastructural issues could pose challenges.

Artificial intelligence is letting these companies make solar power more accessible, powerful, and efficient.

Here’s what Breaking Energy staff are reading at other outlets.

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What’s next for the organizations powering our world?

Prices Help Drive Increase of Midwest Oil Exploration

Lost amid the wrapping paper this holiday season was a very important move in Wyoming to step up and better regulate air pollution from the state’s oil and gas wells. It was one more reason to pop some champagne corks as we rang in the New Year. Without much fanfare on Dec. 27, Wyoming finalized new… Keep reading →

Statewide Drought Forces Californians To Take Drastic Measures For Water Conversation

The United States EPA and the United States Army Corps of Engineers are proposing to redefine—and significantly limit—the scope of “Waters of the United States”

California Adopts Sweeping Plan To Combat Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Before getting into a new report showing an uptick in energy-related carbon dioxide emissions last year, let’s make sure we keep an eye on the big picture as it concerns U.S. CO2. These points: U.S. CO2 emissions have fallen to their lowest level in a generation – even as global emissions have risen 50 percent since 1990. The… Keep reading →

California Faces Continued Energy Woes

In December, the six major Independent Systems Operators (ISO’s) across the country filed their plans for creating new market rules and opportunities for energy storage. While the rules will take at least a year to go into effect and the plans are just an initial step, a recent study suggests that this effort may add up to… Keep reading →

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