Subscribers to The Climate Crisis newsletter received this article in their inbox. Sign up to receive future installments. Last week’s newsletter talked about the need to stop burning stuff, but there’s at least one area where I know this advice is a lost cause. It’s the little fire at theRead More →
In January 2020, Governor Gina M. Raimondo called for Rhode Island to become the first state in the country to meet 100% of its electricity demand with renewable energy by 2030. Now, a new report released by the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources (OER) details the analysis and avenuesRead More →
The solar installation will use approximately 489,600 bifacial solar modules. Credit: Duke Energy Corporation. Duke Energy Renewables will acquire a solar project from Canadian Solar’s subsidiary, Recurrent Energy. The subsidiary of Duke Energy announced Thursday the acquisition of the 144 MW Pflugerville Solar project in Texas. The Pflugerville Solar projectRead More →