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Shareholders of Deere & Co. voted overwhelmingly today to reject a proposal seeking to curb the company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) plans. According to MarketWatch, this is the latest sign of […]

First Solar delivered 14.1 GW of thin-film solar modules in 2024, driving $4.2 billion in revenue. The US cadmium telluride panel maker now faces global policy uncertainty. From pv magazine USA First […]

If its shift to renewables was premature, its return to oil may also prove ill-timed via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/4ZRvwVG

Every summer, drivers across the U.S. experience a familiar frustration: rising gas prices. What many don’t realize is that part of this seasonal price increase stems from the switch to summer gasoline […]

As 2025 kicks off with new leadership, the U.S. faces new challenges like a rapidly growing demand of electricity driven in large part by data center expansion, electric vehicle adoption, […] The […]

Definitions for “efficiency” vary depending on the context of energy discussions. Opinions range widely. Which is more efficient for a nation: renewables or fossil fuels? For advocates of fossil fuel power, global […]

Researchers studying decommissioned wind and solar farms in Italy, Spain, Venezuela, and Argentina have found that weak regulations risk leaving more abandoned assets in their wake. When renewable assets near the end […]

Written By Germán & Co “Global Natural Gas Reserves – Proven, Probable & Possible… Workart fully right of Germán & Co Proven reserves: As of 2022, the world’s proven natural gas reserves stand […]

Regulatory chaos is upending the biofuels industry. Pending changes and high levels of uncertainty at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could have huge impacts on the sector, and in particular on bio-diesel. […]

It’s a turbulent time for wind energy. The sector is virtually paralyzed in the United States due to what seems to be Donald Trump’s personal vendetta against wind turbines, and the offshore […]