California’s Shift Away from Natural Gas Dependency
September 10, 2026
California’s natural gas use for electricity is dropping rapidly, with renewables now generating more power than gas.
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Community Engagement Crucial for Australia’s Renewable Energy Transition
September 7, 2026
Australia’s urgent energy transition faces hurdles. Community opposition to renewable infrastructure can be eased by engaging locals early and addressing their concerns.
States Pioneering the Surge in Electricity Generation
September 3, 2026
U.S. power plants upped output by 2.1% due to rising demand, with Texas leading in renewable energy growth, notably solar.
Exploring the Comprehensive List of New US Solar Power Plants Activated This Year
August 13, 2026
“U.S. power sector sees a mix of giant gas plants and solar dominance, with utility-scale solar leading new projects.”
With Solar and Batteries Leading in Texas, GOP Legislators Weigh Natural Gas Mandates
August 6, 2026
Texas grapples with energy future as solar and battery storage dominate new generation, prompting calls for gas plant quotas.
Reflect Orbital’s Satellite Mirror Sparks Debate on Light Pollution
August 1, 2026
Reflect Orbital plans to launch satellites with massive mirrors to reflect sunlight, raising environmental concerns.
Clean energy leads global growth, wind and solar surpass fossil fuels
June 29, 2026
In 2025, clean energy outpaced fossil fuels, with wind and solar leading growth. Electricity demand rose by 3%.
Imperial Valley College faces challenges in preparing students for lithium jobs
June 16, 2026
Imperial Valley College launched a program for lithium industry jobs, but students face a lack of opportunities post-certification.
Transforming Old Lead Bullets into Efficient Perovskite Solar Cells
April 14, 2026
Scientists in Germany recycled old lead musket balls into solar panel materials, offering a green energy solution.
China’s Advancement in Clean Energy Reduces Vulnerability to Energy Shocks Amid Iran Conflict
March 13, 2026
China’s heavy investments in wind, solar, and coal shield it from the Iran conflict’s energy volatility, despite oil reliance.
Texas Overtakes California as Leader in Utility-Scale Solar Generation
March 5, 2026
Texas surpasses California in utility-scale solar power, generating 58,634 gigawatt-hours, leading the U.S. in 2025.
An Intriguing Ohio Proposal Seeks to Prohibit Wind, Solar, and Coal
February 19, 2026
Proposed bills in Ohio and other states aim to restrict renewables by redefining “reliable” energy, favoring fossil fuels.