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Residential Clean Technologies Still Make Sense — Even Without Tax Credits.
RMI’s latest analysis shows clean technologies can still deliver meaningful emissions reductions and household cost savings, even without tax credits.
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To complete its green transition, Europe should mine its own trash
Lithium in old batteries. Cobalt in discarded electronics. Study finds these buried materials could supply over half of what the clean energy economy will need.
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Could wind turbines capture CO2 while generating clean energy? | The Optimist Daily
Scientists are designing wind turbines that not only generate clean energy but trap carbon dioxide to use in the production of other materials like cement.
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Clean Energy Saves Money and Lives – Earth Day
Clean energy is now the cheapest power source. Discover how renewables cut costs, save lives, and power a sustainable, healthier future worldwide.
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U.S. cities drive energy transition despite Trump resistance | Context
As federal support wanes, work is moving ahead on green buildings, electrification and energy transition, U.S. mayors say
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Finland races ahead in clean energy: coal phase-out arrives four years early | The Optimist Daily
Finland phases out coal power four years early thanks to wind energy growth and smart policy. A clean, affordable energy future is within reach.
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Maine moves to fast-track clean energy before federal tax credits…
The state is prioritizing projects built on PFAS-contaminated land as it looks to kickstart installations that can help it reach 100% clean energy by 2040.
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Massachusetts test shows big savings from free heat pumps and solar
Low-income residents on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard who participated in a home electrification pilot saw their utility bills drop by more than half.
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A heat wave hit New England’s grid. Clean energy saved the day.
On the hottest day this year, behind-the-meter solar panels and a growing network of batteries helped prevent blackouts and saved consumers millions of…
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All Chicago's city buildings now use 100% clean power | Grist
To achieve its climate goals, the city helped finance the largest solar farm east of the Mississippi River.
