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We've Built the Clean Energy Generation. But Can We Deliver It?
17+ hour, 20+ min ago (602+ words) The renewable energy industry spent two decades making clean power cost-competitive with fossil fuels on its own economic merits. However, the fight nobody fully budgeted for is getting electrons from the farm to the outlet, and it’s becoming the industry’s…...
Solar panels are eating America's farmland, but experts say urban sprawl causes far more permanent damage while solar actually offers struggling farmers a rare financial lifeline through agrivoltaics, local tax revenue, and land that can farm again in 40 years
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (791+ words) Somewhere in West Texas, 3,000 sheep are grazing beneath rows of solar panels across 8,000 acres—and their keeper, Chad Raines, calls it the thing that finally saved his farm after more than a decade of losses. It’s a scene that looks…...
Canada and British Columbia break ground on $3.9-billion North Coast Transmission Line to expand clean power capacity
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (326+ words) The project is designed to more than double clean electricity availability along B.C.’s West Coast. What that capacity is meant to unlock, though, goes well beyond the power grid. The $3.9-billion funding commitment came through the Canada–British Columbia Cooperative…...
A hull idle for 6 years was stripped in a Texas yard and given new topsides, and the floating production unit it became started pumping oil 250 miles southwest of New Orleans last autumn
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (820+ words) Open water in the deepwater Gulf, a long way from anything, with a squared off platform standing on four columns. The seafloor under it lies more than a mile down. The paint is new. The steel underneath it is twenty…...
Spanning three time zones, one power line could quietly reshape how America shares electricity, but only if utilities, regulators, and landowners can align across a decade of obstacles
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (469+ words) America’s power grid is divided into regions that rarely share electricity across their boundaries. That’s largely still true today — but a 420-mile transmission line now in development could change it in a way nothing has before. The U.S. power…...
Renewables can't scale fast enough to replace fossil fuels without an energy shortfall, and a new open-source model built by engineering graduates shows the gap could last decades and reshape how the world plans its entire energy future
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (437+ words) The global energy debate frequently collapses into two opposing visions: fossil fuels burning unchecked until industrial systems fracture, or a smooth, rapid handoff to renewable abundance. Yet civil engineers know that complex physical infrastructure rarely obeys political optimism or catastrophic…...
Wisconsin’s drought has pushed Dairyland’s 20 MW hydropower plant offline as shrinking river flows leave too little water to keep it running
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (447+ words) The Dairyland Power Cooperative has been highly essential to the projects that have materialized over the years and is expected to continue playing a huge role, especially during the clean energy transition. It covers a four-state region that includes Wisconsin,…...
A North Dakota farmer cashes his first wind check while his neighbors wish the turbines had never come as coal politics and a federal tax credit rollback threaten to end the state's wind boom for good
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (790+ words) George Wolff was still wiping the day off his hands when he leaned out to greet a visitor from the window of a parked truck — mud on his forehead, muck on his boots, a ballcap tipped back against the May…...
Nearly 45 percent of the world's installed solar capacity sits at a tilt angle that costs it more than 1 percent of its output, and the yearly loss is roughly what Luxembourg consumes
1+ week, 1+ day ago (804+ words) The bracket has teeth. You pick a notch, you torque the bolt, and that is the last decision anyone makes about it. Twenty five years of production get set in about four seconds. The number in the design file usually…...
After nearly two decades of failed attempts, Maine's wind power ambitions are closer to reality than ever before — regulators just approved 800 MW of turbines and a transmission line shared by four states
1+ week, 1+ day ago (482+ words) Aroostook County sits at the northern tip of Maine, blessed with some of the strongest onshore winds in New England and vast tracts of open land. For nearly 20 years, that extraordinary energy potential remained stranded, isolated from the regional power…...