A University of Reading team of researchers looked back at a model that predicted nuclear power would expand dramatically in order to assess the efficacy of energy policies implemented today. Results published […]

Chinese state energy giants have emerged as major buyers of the so-called “carbon neutral LNG” which uses carbon offsets to greenwash imports of the fuel, Greenpeace said in a report on Monday. […]

Decarbonization and clean energy commitments are driving ever-increasing complexity in utility infrastructure planning. The proliferation of renewables and distributed energy resources (DER), anticipated wide-spread electrification, and regional gas availability constraints need to […]

Regulating Technological Complexity The Supreme Court and some on the political right wing are trying to limit the ability of administrative agencies to regulate private actions unless those actions are specifically identified […]

British Columbia will be funding a pilot project to replace diesel in the transportation sector. The Canadian province of British Columbia has announced its intentions to fund a CAD$16.5 million (about USD$12 […]

The revival of industrial policy is based on the logic that targeted investment in green manufacturing and energy will boost economic activity, create well-paying jobs, and usher in a low-carbon economy. But […]

If you have ever ridden a ferry in the San Francisco Bay, you know it can be one of the most pleasant commuting experiences. You’re out on the water with enjoyable and […]

Last December, I wrote Why Tesla’s Market Share Is Set To Plunge In 2023. My logic was straightforward. After buying Twitter, Elon Musk began to alienate the very people most likely to […]

Joe Wachunas and Naomi Cole are no strangers to CleanTechnica readers. Both are tireless advocates for the “Electrify Everything” policies of climate advocates like Tony Seba and Mark Jacobson. Heat pump technology […]

Over the past few years, there’s been plenty of buzz around the time when global oil demand will hit its highest before entering terminal decline. Some bearish energy agencies like the IEA […]