Hydrogen
The biggest green hydrogen hub in the US could be coming soon to Mississippi
Hy Stor Energy wants to use renewables to produce hydrogen in the oil and gas industry's heartland.
By Jeff St. John .
Clean industry
Clean industry
Video: Canary discusses cleaning up heavy industry on the Weather Channel
Reporter Maria Gallucci shares the highlights from our week of in-depth coverage on decarbonizing steel, concrete and chemicals.
By Maria Gallucci .
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Clean industry
Can the US take the lead on cleaner lithium production?
Three companies are attracting private and public funding for their potentially game-changing efforts to extract lithium from brine in California.By Elizabeth McCarthy .
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Clean energy
The unstoppably good news about clean energy
Kingsmill Bond of Carbon Tracker says the transition to renewables is inevitable based on sheer economics.By David Roberts .
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Utilities
Newsletter: Greed is good. Or is it?
Utility profit motives seem to clash with the public good in Louisiana.By Julian Spector .
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Carbon capture
The carbon capture project that couldn't: Chevron misses targets for its huge Australia facility
If one of the richest companies on earth can't get CCS to work as promised, what does that say about the embattled technology?By Jason Deign .
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Clean industry
This startup wants to use cheap surplus clean energy to make high-temperature industrial heat
California-based Rondo has plans to decarbonize cement production and much more.By Ingrid Lobet .
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Clean industry
Newsletter: Cleaning up steel, quicker than we thought possible
Plus, game-changing grid equipment and the overhaul of a Trump-era policy bode well for renewables.By Julian Spector .
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Clean industry
Steelmakers forge ahead on cleaning up their notoriously dirty industry
From miners to automakers, steel industry players are starting to come together to make "green steel" the new norm.By Ingrid Lobet .
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Carbon-free buildings
Cement is terrible for the climate. California just passed a law to fix that
A first-in-the-nation law will force a 40% reduction in the carbon-intensity of cement, which is now responsible for about 8% of greenhouse gas emissions.By Ingrid Lobet .
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Carbon-free buildings
We already have the low-cost tools we need to cut the carbon hidden in buildings
A new report from RMI shows how materials and technologies available today can slash "embodied carbon" nearly in half.By Jeff St. John .
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