Headline News: “Masdar Pushes The Limits of Solar With New Round-The-Clock System” • Masdar aims to realize the full potential of a solar and battery system in Abu Dhabi, replacing traditional generating assets completely. So far, the solar system has … Continue reading →
Energy forecasters have long underestimated the speed at which solar power is growing around the world. It is not the first time that’s happened. Carrie Klein Solar is becoming predictable in its unpredictability — time and time again, experts have … Continue reading →
SUN DAY CAMPAIGN LATEST FERC & EIA DATA SHOW: U.S. RENEWABLES ARE ADDING 2,250-MW OF NEW GENERATING CAPACITY EACH MONTH NEW SOLAR AND WIND CAPACITY ADDITIONS NOW AT RECORD-BREAKING LEVELS According to a review by the SUN DAY Campaign … Continue reading →
After a tough year, we’re delighted to start 2021 with some good news for renewable energy and climate action! After eight long months, and thanks to strong leadership from Senator Leahy, Senator Sanders and Congressman Welch, we finally have a … Continue reading →
Community Campaigns for Renewable Heating and Cooling Technologies, Part 2 Monday, August 5, 1-2 pm ET Please join the Clean Energy States Alliance for the second in a two-part webinar series highlighting the role renewable heating and cooling … Continue reading →
Energy Efficiency & Renewables: NY State Summit Friday, November 30, 2018 7:45 am to 6:00 pm Hilton Garden Inn Troy 235 Hoosick Street, Troy, New York Gourmet Breakfast Big Wind 20 CA – NY Universities Collaborate 120% Solar NOW Luncheon … Continue reading →
Join Bernie Sanders — Support SolarFest We just received a letter from Sen. Bernie Sanders, where he wrote: “I want to congratulate you for coming together to help build a clean energy future… SolarFest is critically important for another reason, too…Change comes … Continue reading →
SUN DAY CAMPAIGN WIND + SOLAR NOW PROVIDE OVER A TENTH OF NATION’S INSTALLED GENERATING CAPACITY RENEWABLES ACCOUNT FOR MORE THAN 70% OF PROPOSED NET GENERATION ADDITIONS OVER NEXT THREE YEARS Wind, solar, and other renewable sources (i.e., biomass, … Continue reading →
China surpassed the U.S. to become world’s largest renewable power producer last year, BP reports. While President Donald Trump touts a new coal mine that provides fewer jobs than a typical supermarket, the world is switching off coal at a stunning … Continue reading →