Prometheus Institute

Regardless of the latest dustup over gas powered home appliances, the case for full home electrification just keeps getting better, and the news for natural gas stakeholders keeps getting worse. In the […]

Western Australia’s fossil fuel woes look set to continue in 2023, with the market operator forecasting that one of the state’s newest coal plants will likely go offline for a period in […]

A 28MW solar PV plant from Enerparc in Germany. Image: Enerparc. Solar electricity generation in the EU grew significantly last year thanks to a rise in adoption in major countries, according to […]

In 2021, U.S. proved reserves of crude oil and lease condensate increased 16% from 2020, totaling 44.4 billion barrels, according to our recently released Proved Reserves of Crude Oil and Natural Gas […]

David Pomerantz is the executive director of the Energy and Policy Institute. Larry Householder, the former Ohio Speaker of the House, entered a courtroom last week where he’s being tried for his […]

Today I was challenged for probably the 50th time on the subject of biofuels, which I’m bullish about. But I’m bullish about them where they make sense, and bearish where they don’t. […]

The Lower 48 natural gas market has had the most bearish start to a new year in a long time. Production has been at record highs, an exceptionally warm start to January […]

Harvesting soybeans under hanging solar panels in Amance, eastern France. Solar and wind overtook … [+] natural gas electricity generation to produce more than a fifth of the EU’s electricity last year, […]

Cynics might argue that it’s impossible to operate the power grid economically with 100% renewable energy on an hourly basis, but a model developed by Peninsula Clean Energy, a community choice aggregation […]

ISO New England will begin dispatching its growing “front-of-meter” solar fleet in December, a move the grid operator says could lower the price of wholesale electricity and improve reliability. Earlier this month, […]