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How a climate-fueled disaster led a native Detroiter to a career helping her neighbors

Eastside Community Network helped Meghan Richards find assistance after historic rainfall flooded her basement. Now she’s helping ECN organize resilience hubs to support her community as climate change intensifies weather in the region.

By Angela Lugo-Thomas . 25 August 2023
Clean energy

Chart: Global renewables deployments to hit record levels in 2023

New IEA figures show the industry is bouncing back from pandemic-related delays and supply-chain woes, thanks in large part to onshore wind growth.

By Eric Wesoff, Maria Virginia Olano . 25 August 2023
Workforce diversity

Charging Up: A chat with Becca Jones-Albertus, director of DOE's Solar Energy Technologies Office

Plus, climatetech career moves at Google, Tesla, Pattern Energy, ChargePoint, American Clean Power, MCE, Clean Energy Ventures, Electriq Power and more.

By Eric Wesoff, Maria Virginia Olano . 25 August 2023
Western Energy News

Feds look to up protections on 1.3 million acres in Wyoming

24 August 2023
Study: Gas plants can cut emissions with small changes

24 August 2023
Midwest Energy News

Heat wave continues to strain power grid

By Dan Haugen . 24 August 2023
Southeast Energy News

Battery company plans $1 billion Tennessee factory

By Mason Adams . 24 August 2023
Northeast Energy News

Pennsylvanians demand fracking ban after damning health study

24 August 2023
Energy efficiency

Redaptive lands $125M to expand no-money-down building efficiency

“Energy-as-a-service” providers like Redaptive take on the upfront cost of building energy upgrades — and use sensors and data to prove the work pays off over time.

By Jeff St. John . 24 August 2023
Batteries

Vermont’s biggest utility dramatically expands home battery subsidies

Since 2015, Vermont's Green Mountain Power has helped a limited number of customers install home batteries each year. Now the program cap is gone.

By Julian Spector . 24 August 2023