Renewable energy, fossil fuel goals within reach, but huge push needed: IEA
Nations can achieve the ambitious goals of the COP28 climate conference and triple clean energy capacity by the end of the decade if they clear regulatory bottlenecks and modernize the grid, according to a report published Tuesday by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
The Utilities for Net Zero Alliance (UNEZA) has announced plans to invest more than $116 billion annually in clean power ...
The study emphasizes the crucial role of energy pricing in maximizing flexibility. Water systems that vary energy rates ...
Octopus Energy Generation has announced a £2bn investment in UK renewable energy projects by 2030, emphasising solar capacity ...
The equivalent of 480 nuclear reactors’a worth of power generated from renewable sources is being produced but not captured ...
Hodler Investments and EHC Investment are joining hands to launch a new project called NEXGEN to turn wasted energy into ...
Synthica Energy broke ground today on a new Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Plant in San Antonio, Texas. The project is expected ...
Saudi Arabia will add 4,500 megawatts of renewable energy to its grid after its procurement agency issued a request for ...
South Dakota gets 77 percent of its electricity from renewable sources but it didn't happen because of hands-off state ...
World leaders on Tuesday said that developing nations risk missing out on a push to triple the amount of renewable energy ...
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