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Hydrogen

Big Hydrogen doesn't want you to read this

Some people go into business to make money. Others do it to make fuel cells.

By Julian Spector . 27 April 2021
Energy storage

Are market constraints hampering the evolution of ‘last-mile’ grid resources?

Future grids will need assets on standby for times when there isn't enough wind and solar. But how will these assets be valued and compensated?

By Jason Deign . 27 April 2021
Climate crisis

Why US utilities must cut carbon emissions faster — and how data can help get it done

A new report from RMI sets a tough schedule for closing fossil-fueled power plants. Its Utility Transition Hub compiles the data to help find a way.

By Jeff St. John . 27 April 2021
Eminent domain: Renewables’ new best friend?

27 April 2021
Midwest Energy News

Missouri bill would help ease financial impact of coal plant retirements

By Andy Balaskovitz . 27 April 2021
Northeast Energy News

Boston transit agency lays out plans for electric buses

27 April 2021
ENN

Duke vs. Duke: Electric and gas utilities at odds over efficiency rebates in N.C.

Gas companies — including Duke Energy’s own Piedmont Natural Gas — say the North Carolina utility’s plans to expand its home energy efficiency program would lose them customers.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 27 April 2021
Electrification

Chart of the day: Fuel cell industry profits

The hydrogen funding wave and the enormous potential of the hydrogen economy boosted the stock price of public fuel cell companies in 2020 — but not their profits.

By Eric Wesoff . 26 April 2021
Energy storage

Newsletter: When promises turn into projects

Canadian startup Hydrostor is making good on its promise to build a new storage technology at massive scale.

By Julian Spector . 26 April 2021
Transmission

How transmission along railroads and highways could break open clean energy growth

High-voltage lines buried along road and rail rights of way could carry renewable power across the U.S. — if a lot of novel challenges can be overcome.

By Jeff St. John . 26 April 2021

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10711 Results

Big Hydrogen doesn't want you to read this

Are market constraints hampering the evolution of ‘last-mile’ grid resources?

Why US utilities must cut carbon emissions faster — and how data can help get it done

Eminent domain: Renewables’ new best friend?

Missouri bill would help ease financial impact of coal plant retirements

Boston transit agency lays out plans for electric buses

Duke vs. Duke: Electric and gas utilities at odds over efficiency rebates in N.C.

Chart of the day: Fuel cell industry profits

Newsletter: When promises turn into projects

How transmission along railroads and highways could break open clean energy growth