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Solar Grazing Is Not Just For Sheep Any More
The US solar developer Silicon Ranch is exploring a new solar grazing model optimized for cattle ranching, carbon sequestration, water conservation, and land restoration all in the same space. The post Solar Grazing Is Not Just For Sheep Any More appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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Uber Isn’t Buying Hydrogen Economics In Paris. It’s Buying Access To Business Taxi
Uber has invested in HysetCo, the Paris-region company that leases hydrogen taxis and operates much of the refueling network that supports them, with the stated goal of adding nearly 2,000 hydrogen taxis to Uber’s platform over five years. The official story is cleaner zero-emission business travel in Paris, but given … [continued] The post Uber…
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Coal Mines, Landfills, & The Persistence Of Solar Power
Despite the sharp U-turn in federal energy policy, the smart money is steering over to landfills, derelict coal mines, and other industrial sites for conversion into solar power plants. The post Coal Mines, Landfills, & The Persistence Of Solar Power appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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IEA Says World Has Entered The “Age Of Electricity”
The latest IEA energy report for 2025 shows solar and energy storage are rapidly displacing fossil fuels for energy generation. The post IEA Says World Has Entered The “Age Of Electricity” appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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Solar Power + Energy Storage Transform Church Into Resilience Hub
A church in Georgia has a new 70.11-kW solar system and a 41-kWh battery storage system which could generate and store enough electricity to save about $15,000 a year on its utility bills. There was no up-front cost to the congregation because of support from Hive Fund, Black Voters Matter, … [continued] The post Solar…
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3,000 Fast EV Chargers Were Installed In The US In Q1
A new report from Parens states that US fast chargers were installed in the US at a healthy rate of over 3,000 in the first quarter of 2026, saying, “Deployment remains elevated, with ~3,300 new ports added in Q1, in line with seasonal patterns. Utilization held at ~15.6%, only slightly … [continued] The post 3,000…
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The 10th U.S. liquefied natural gas export terminal, Golden Pass, ships first cargo
On April 22, 2026, Golden Pass LNG-the 10th liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the United States-shipped its first cargo from Train 1, according to the project developer. The shipment left port 23 days after achieving first LNG production in March 2026. The terminal began shipping as geopolitical developments in the Strait of Hormuz have…
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House of Representatives Pulls Bill To Gut Endangered Species Act
Legislation from Rep. Westerman would have drastically weakened bedrock environmental law. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, on Earth Day, the House of Representatives removed a bill from consideration that, if passed, would have dangerous consequences for endangered and threatened species across the country. The “ESA Amendments Act” (HR 1897), sponsored by … [continued] The post House…
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EU Energy Crisis Response Needs a Windfall Tax on Oil Companies to Fund Electrification of Transport
T&E reaction to the European Commission announcement of emergency measures on the energy crisis. The emergency actions presented by the European Commission today are only half measures to respond to the oil crisis and reduce Europe’s dependency on fossil fuel imports, T&E has said. The EU missed an opportunity to tax the … [continued] The post EU…
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Trump EPA Downplays Local Emissions in Proposed Repeal
The EPA on Tuesday proposed rescinding a Biden-era ruling to reclassify Utah’s Wasatch Front from “serious” nonattainment of the 2015 ozone standards to mere “moderate” nonattainment, significantly decreasing required pollution reductions. The proposal downplays local emissions, shifting blame to foreign sources instead of reining in local emissions. EPA has issued … [continued] The post Trump…