CHUZHOU, CHINA – AUGUST 07: A robot inspects the equipment at a 220kV electrical substation on … [+] August 7, 2019 in Chuzhou, Anhui Province of China. The robot possesses an infrared […]

By EDF BlogsBy Adam Peltz and Scott AndersonRemoving carbon emissions from the air — a process known as carbon capture, utilization and sequestration — is one of the most important things we […]

A new study of 3,000 power companies across the globe has found that only a handful have been cutting their fossil fuel capacity over the last two decades. Much of the new […]

The California Air Resources Board has approved a multi-pronged regulation that will significantly reduce NOx emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks. The “Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus Regulation” will require manufacturers to comply with […]

When oil drillers descended on North Dakota en masse a decade ago, state officials and residents generally welcomed them with open arms. A new form of hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking" for short, […]

Thirty of the biggest debt and equity investors in Australia’s wind and solar industry have cited growing risks around grid connections and uncertainty over changes to market rules as the biggest threat […]

Large scale wind and solar farms in South Australia are being affected by two new network constraints revealed over the past week, adding to the growing amount of problems affecting the sector. […]

Over the past decade, the European Union has widely been viewed as being ahead of the renewables curve, and it recently-launched new hydrogen strategy has only served to cement its credentials. The […]

In the months since the pandemic cratered the price of oil, the financial fallout has spread from drilling companies to refineries and oilfield maintenance companies. Now the crash has claimed another, more […]

A Norwegian research team has demonstrated a relatively simple and potentially very effective way to drastically reduce the number of bird deaths at wind farms, by painting one of the three blades […]