According to a new report from the U.S. EIA, new electric generating capacity this year will come primarily from wind, solar, and natural gas
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Renewable Energy Update: January 2019
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By Thomas Burton III / Mintz - Energy & Sustainability Viewpoints
The New Year has officially arrived, bringing with it exciting goals and predictions for the clean energy industry around the world
Principles Of Heating And Cooling
By U.S. Department Of Energy
Understanding how heat is transferred from the outdoors into your home and from your home to your body is important for understanding the challenge of keeping your house cool. Understanding the processes that help keep your body cool is important in understanding cooling strategies for your home. Principles of Heat Transfer Heat is transferred to… Keep reading →
Renewable Energy Update: December 2018 #2
By William R. Devine, Barry Epstein & Renée Louise Robin | Allen Matkins
Technology investments will help the wind industry add more than 680 gigawatts of capacity worldwide in the next decade
The Emergence Of Creative Financial Tools For Renewable Energy And Energy Efficiency Projects
By Frederick Lowther | Blank Rome LLP
The ingenuity of the renewable energy industry and the energy-oriented financial players is never to be doubted
With Dynamic Electricity Pricing, More Data Can Lead To More Savings
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Illinois’ largest utility, ComEd, is almost finished deploying advanced metering infrastructure to its customers. In fact, there are now more than 3.8 million installed smart meters in Illinois, feeding anonymized energy-use data – recorded in half-hourly kilowatt-hours – back from the grid. How to make use of this unwieldy flood of data and enhance the efficiency… Keep reading →
California Aims To Hit Ambitious Climate Goals Through Electrification
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
It’s been a good couple of weeks for clean energy in sunny California, which continues to move buildings and transportation away from dirty fossil fuels. This increased focus is well-placed: emissions from the transportation sector remain unacceptably high, accounting for nearly 40 percent of harmful pollution in the state; buildings are also a significant contributor, responsible for as… Keep reading →
Sacramento Leads By Example On Cleaner Energy With Help From Electrification
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Good news for California’s clean energy fans. Last week the Board of Directors of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) approved an aggressive new plan that will help push California’s capitol city and its surrounding area closer to meeting, and beating, the state’s deep carbon reduction goals. Once implemented, SMUD will help create a cleaner energy and transportation… Keep reading →
Department Of Energy Announces $46 Million To Improve Resiliency Of Solar Generation
By U.S. Department Of Energy
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced up to $46 million in research funding to advance holistic solutions that provide grid operators the situational awareness and mitigation strategies against cyber and physical threats. With more and more solar generation coming online every day, grid operators need the tools and technologies to ensure… Keep reading →
Dentons Smart Cities: Community Engagement In Smart City Planning
By Jennifer Morrissey & Clinton Vince | Dentons
Smart cities have the ability to connect all infrastructure—electric, gas, water, communications and transportation
