There’s an unwritten rule in climate tech: the flashier and more expensive the reveal of a “transformational” product, the more skeptical you should be. Exowatt, the startup backed by Sam Altman and […]
Nuclear Power Surpasses Fossil Fuels in South Korea’s Energy Mix
This year, nuclear power has generated more electricity in South Korea than either coal or natural gas for the first time ever, achieving a milestone in one of the world’s top importers […]
Study: Personal Carbon Footprint Of The Rich Is Vastly Underestimated
By Sarah Collins of CAM, The personal carbon footprint of the richest people in society is grossly underestimated, both by the rich themselves and by those on middle and lower incomes, no matter […]
Scaling the solar supply chain to 50GW annually: challenges and opportunities for US manufacturing
However, despite the IRA’s incentives, US solar manufacturing continues to face stiff price competition from imports. Solar module shipments, particularly from Southeast Asia, hit a record 15GW in the fourth quarter of […]
Solar Jobs Grow 6% as Clean Energy Transition Takes Hold
The 14th annual National Solar Jobs Census by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC), an independent nonprofit organization, found the United States added 15,564 solar jobs in 2023 to reach 279,447 solar […]
Can Spain Achieve its 11 GW Hydrogen Target by 2030?
Spain is an established green energy leader in Europe, with its significant wind and solar generation capacity giving renewable power generation over a 50% share of the nation’s total electricity mix. The […]
DOE unveils 2 prizes aimed at behind-the-meter storage innovation
Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday announced a pair of prizes aimed at boosting adoption and integration of behind-the-meter, or BTM, technologies and innovative solutions for unconventional energy storage use […]
What Is The Biggest Contributor To Methane Emissions: Fossil Fuels Or Cattle?
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! You might think that fossil fuels score at the very top level of methane emissions levels, […]
Green Ammonia Could Become Top Side Bet for Oil Majors
The world’s biggest oil and gas firms are pouring billions of U.S. dollars into projects to produce low-carbon ammonia, a chemical critical for fertilizers that also has the potential to become a […]
Why SMRs Are Taking Longer Than Expected to Deploy
As we go into a new nuclear power era, with public support stronger than it has been in decades, energy companies and startups worldwide are looking for innovative ways to deploy nuclear […]
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