Clean Energy

Mid-Atlantic, New England Regions Looking to Build Regional Hydrogen Hub

Mid-Atlantic, New England Regions Looking to Build Regional Hydrogen Hub

Four Mid-Atlantic and New England states, along with 40 energy companies, have partnered to propose a regional hydrogen hub development as various parts of the country seek to secure federal funding. The governors of Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts said they would pursue $8 billion in federal funding provided through the Department of…

April 8, 2022
DOE Surfing to Cleaner Energy Grid, Awards $25M to Wave Energy Projects

DOE Surfing to Cleaner Energy Grid, Awards $25M to Wave Energy Projects

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) said on behalf of the Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO), it plans to award $25 million to fund eight research and development (R&D) projects on wave-generated electricity.  The R&D projects are expected to improve wave energy converters (WEC) and other wave energy technologies. The goal is to deploy the…

February 1, 2022
G-7 Takes Stand for ‘Green Revolution,’ Resolving to Beat Covid-19 and Build Back Better

G-7 Takes Stand for ‘Green Revolution,’ Resolving to Beat Covid-19 and Build Back Better

The Group of 7 world leaders pledged over the weekend to protect the planet by supporting a “green revolution” to create jobs, reduce emissions and limit the rise in global temperatures.The G7, as it is better known, consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the United States. The seven countries in 2020…

June 14, 2021
Oil, Natural Gas Companies Urged to Leverage Infrastructure, Expertise to Advance Biden Climate Agenda

Oil, Natural Gas Companies Urged to Leverage Infrastructure, Expertise to Advance Biden Climate Agenda

Oil and natural gas companies can play a vital role in achieving President Biden’s ambitious climate change goals if they choose to embrace it. In remarks delivered at CERAweek by IHS Markit, which was held in early March, Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said fossil…

March 16, 2021
NYPA Teaming Up with Environmentalists to Transition Big Apple’s Natural Gas-Fired Peakers to Clean Energy

NYPA Teaming Up with Environmentalists to Transition Big Apple’s Natural Gas-Fired Peakers to Clean Energy

The New York Power Authority (NYPA) said it would join forces with a coalition of alternative energy interests to assess how to transition natural gas-fired “peaker” plants in the nation’s largest city to low-carbon battery storage. The partnership between the public utility and the five groups that make up the Peak Coalition, which is pushing…

October 20, 2020

Another Ohio Natural Gas-Fired Power Plant Canceled; Nuclear Subsidies Blamed

Clean Energy Future LLC has stopped efforts to build a third natural gas-fired power plant in Northeast Ohio, blaming the decision on nuclear power subsidies the state will provide to bankrupt subsidiaries of FirstEnergy Corp.

August 28, 2019

New Mexico’s Energy Transition Law Challenged as Unconstitutional

A group of organizations is challenging as unconstitutional provisions in New Mexico’s recently enacted renewable energy law and has asked the state’s high court to intervene.

August 28, 2019