Energy

  • Energy | Sep 2, 2022

    Russia could be like ‘North Korea on steroids’ when Putin is replaced, former Kremlin advisor says

    Economist Sergei Guriev on Friday warned that Russia could become like “North Korea on steroids” when President Vladimir Putin is replaced.

  • Energy | Sep 2, 2022

    RedEarth Powering “The Block”

    RedEarthThe Block is a popular reality TV show in Australia. This year they took on the challenge of renovating and building six luxury homes in the middle of winter in Victoria, off grid. Six houses, each on 10 acres. It was a tree change with a sustainability twist. The original homestead only had a single-phase […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    Russia’s energy influence over Europe ‘is nearly over’ as bloc races to shore up winter gas supplies

    Europe has endured a sharp drop in gas exports from Russia, its largest energy supplier, in recent months.

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    Tesla Data Inform World-First Study

    In a paper to be presented at the Australian Transport Research Forum by University of Queensland researchers Thara Philip, Dr Kai Li Lim, and Jake Whitehead, empirical data on real-world driving and charging patterns of 239 electric vehicles across Australia is analysed. As Tesla is the only car manufacturer that widely allows application programming interface […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    Electrolyzer Supply to Increase Green Hydrogen Availability

    Green Hydrogen DemandGreen hydrogen, is it just vaporware? Not according to Rethink Energy UK. Their latest report indicates that there is a surge in the production capacity of electrolyzers. For green hydrogen to succeed, the word needs a surfeit of renewable energy, plenty of clean water, and cheap electrolyzer supply. Rethink Energy believes that these elements are […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    California’s Climate Bill — Huge? Or Not Really News?

    Last night, the California Assembly worked overtime to secure passage of the largest climate bill in state (any state’s) history. The bill will surely be signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, who has long pushed for climate action. It includes $54 billion in spending over 5 years on things like electric vehicles, infrastructure, and resilience to […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    Record Numbers of Solar Panels Were Shipped in the United States During 2021

    U.S. shipments of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules (solar panels) rose to a record electricity-generating capacity of 28.8 million peak kilowatts (kW) in 2021, from 21.8 million peak kW in 2020, based on data from our Annual Photovoltaic Module Shipments Report. Continued demand for U.S. solar capacity drove this increase in solar panel shipments in 2021. U.S. […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    13 Top Solar Facts for U.S.A

    I recently discovered an infographic from the U.S. Solar Energy Industries Association with a wealth of solar power facts. The graphic is included on the bottom of this piece, but I find it much easier to scroll through the solar energy facts in a straightforward bullet list rather than an infographic, so let’s start with […]

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    The world’s biggest offshore wind farm is now fully operational

    Situated off the coast of Yorkshire, England, the scale of Hornsea 2 is considerable.

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    How The IRA Makes America A Leader In Global Environmental Policy Again

    Indigenous PeoplesThe IRA recently passed by Congress and signed into law by President Biden could re-establish the US as a global climate leader.

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    Do You Really Need An EV With A 300-Mile Range?

    300 mile rangeA desire among EV consumers to constantly seek out more range may not actually meet the needs of a zero emissions transportation society.

  • Energy | Sep 1, 2022

    The MG4 Shows That The Age Of More Affordable Electric Vehicles Is Finally Here

    There has been a lot of progress in the electric vehicle space over the past 12 years since the early mass production models, such as the first generation Nissan Leaf. The first generation Nissan Leaf had a 24 kWh battery and the range was not much more than the 120 km. It was priced at […]