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Opinion
The US lags on EV battery recycling. Can California lead the way?
The state advisory group's recommendations for lithium-ion battery recycling could kickstart U.S. efforts to align with international standards.
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Solar
How rooftop solar got big: Sunrun hits milestone of 5 gigawatts installed
Canary talks to Sunrun CEO Mary Powell on the U.S. home-solar leader's first 15 years, its Ford electric truck partnership, and what comes next.
Fossil fuels
Puerto Rico is pushing LNG when it says it’s shifting to renewables
The U.S. territory has pledged to transition to clean energy, but it backed a controversial liquefied natural gas terminal and may increase LNG imports.
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Podcast: How bad is the Supreme Court’s decision on climate?
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Podcast: How do we solve the energy storage problem?
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Chart: Most voters support EPA limiting CO2 pollution from power plants
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Supreme Court hamstrings federal efforts to clean up US power sector
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US green hydrogen hub will put long-haul energy storage to the test
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Podcast: One weird trick to make heat pumps boom
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Wind
Offshore wind installations surged threefold last year
China leads the world in new installations, but the U.S. is just starting to ramp up development, according to a new report.
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Long-duration energy storage
Energy Dome is on the brink of a long-duration storage breakthrough
This Italian startup is speeding to market, unlike many of its competitors in the long-duration energy storage sector.
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Food and farms
This super-tree could help feed the world and fight climate change
Startup Terviva aims to plant millions of pongamia — "miracle" trees that can grow on arid badlands and yield products similar to soybeans and olive oil.
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Clean energy
Chart: China dominates production of minerals needed for clean energy
Extraction and processing of critical minerals and metals are concentrated in a few countries, most notably China — and that’s a challenge for the energy transition.
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Marine transport
Startup Amogy raises $46M to fuel cargo ships with green ammonia
The Brooklyn-based company is using funds from Amazon, SK Innovation and Saudi Aramco to decarbonize tractors today and freighters in the near future.
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Podcasts
The Carbon Copy
How bad is the Supreme Court’s decision on climate?
The high court hindered the federal government’s ability to regulate heat-trapping gasses. But by how much?
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Catalyst with Shayle Kann
Clean energy technologies: Overhyped, underhyped or just right?
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Podcast
Clean energy technologies: Overhyped, underhyped or just right?
Taking bets on advanced nuclear, battery recycling and more.
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Podcast
Building the arsenal of clean energy
How Russia's invasion of Ukraine could threaten climate goals in the U.S.
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Clean energy
These generators can switch from running on fossil fuels to clean fuels
Mainspring Energy’s “flexible-fuel” on-site generators could make it much easier for customers to clean up their act as hydrogen and ammonia fuels become increasingly available.
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Podcast
Will the bear market hurt clean energy?
A look at whether an economic correction spells trouble for clean energy deployment.
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Air travel
ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-powered test plane is nearly ready for takeoff
The California startup will fly its 19-seat prototype in the U.K. and U.S. this summer as the aviation industry searches for zero-emissions fuels.
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Puerto Rico's solar boom: A bilingual reporting project
Solar
Puerto Ricans are powering their own rooftop solar boom
Residents and shop owners are installing solar-plus-battery systems in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Will the government get on board?
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Solar
Video: Weather Channel spotlights Canary coverage of Puerto Rico solar surge
Watch Canary's Maria Gallucci discuss Puerto Rico's boom in rooftop solar on the cable channel's climate show, Pattrn.
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Podcast
The tension over Puerto Rico’s energy future
Nearly five years after Puerto Rico’s grid was destroyed, can solar and batteries prevail?
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Solar
Chart: Here's how much rooftop solar is surging in Puerto Rico
The amount of rooftop PV capacity has more than doubled since Hurricane Maria hit the island in 2017.
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Solar
Los puertorriqueños están impulsando el auge de energía solar en la isla
Los residentes y propietarios han instalado miles de sistemas de paneles solares y baterías después del huracán María. ¿Se unirá el gobierno al esfuerzo?
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Solar
Gráfico: La energía solar en Puerto Rico sigue creciendo
La cantidad de capacidad fotovoltaica en techos se ha más que duplicado desde que el huracán María azotó la isla en 2017.
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Solar
Is US solar ready to prove its panels aren’t made with Uyghur forced labor?
A new federal law meant to combat mistreatment of Uyghurs in China means that importers of solar panels must demonstrate a clean supply chain.
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EV charging
Schneider Electric buys EV Connect to open up its EV-charging options
Charging an EV needs to be as simple as filling a gas tank or using an ATM card. Open-standards-based software can bridge the technology gaps.
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Workforce diversity
This innovative cleantech job-training program is changing lives
BlocPower's Civilian Climate Corps is hiring people in underserved NYC areas to make their own neighborhoods more energy-efficient.
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Transmission
FERC has a new plan to connect clean energy to the grid more quickly
Federal regulators have proposed major reforms to clear huge backlogs of solar, wind and storage projects waiting to interconnect to U.S. power grids.
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Workforce diversity
Charging Up: Climatetech career moves at Pine Gate Renewables, Fluence, Form Energy, Wattch, AES and more
Plus, a Q&A with Julie Blunden, renewables sector power player.
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