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Plug-In Hybrids Are Booming in the World’s Biggest EV Market

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

When Sam Zhong was recently hunting for his first car, he test-drove a number of gasoline-powered vehicles and a handful of all-electric models before settling on a Qin Plus plug-in hybrid from BYD […]

EDF’s new report looks at Non-Pipeline Alternatives to meet energy needs

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

By EDF Blogs     By Magdalen Sullivan, Co-Authored by Erin Murphy  Many states are adopting declining emission limits as a way to address the severe and growing dangers of the climate […]

Wholesale U.S. electricity prices were relatively low in 2023

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

After a volatile 2022, average wholesale electricity prices at most major trading hubs in the Lower 48 states generally declined and traded within more narrow price ranges in 2023, according to data […]

Heat pumps would cut energy bills for majority of US homes: NREL research

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

Dive Brief: Air-source heat pumps would lower energy bills for a majority of U.S. households, most significantly in colder climates, while cutting greenhouse gas emissions, according to researchers at the U.S. Department […]

Heat Pumps Take on Cold Climates

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

Twenty homes scattered across Canada and the northern United States are keeping warm this winter using prototypes of the latest iteration in residential heating systems: cold climate heat pumps. Heat pumps aren’t […]

South Australia fast-tracks 100 pct renewables target to 2027

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

The South Australia state government says it has fast tracked its target of “net 100 per cent” renewables to 2027 – rather than 2030 – as a result of the state’s new […]

Europe’s solar crisis will cast a long shadow

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

Brussels is under pressure to intervene with strict tariffs or measures to support the domestic industry via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/KhjcvO4

The North Sea’s enduring second life

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

Life begins at 50. To be precise – a second life. For the last half-century the North Sea has provided Britain with essential and secure supplies of oil and gas plus billions […]

Former PM Brown backs plans for ‘North Sea 2’ supergrid

By PI News Feed on February 27, 2024

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has backed plans for a new grid to help deliver low carbon power across Europe, as part of a new report charting a second life for the […]

Fusion Energy Project Sited at Former TVA Coal-Fired Power Plant

By PI News Feed on February 26, 2024

A major U.S. utility is part of a fusion energy project that would be located at the site of one of the company’s retired coal-fired power plants. Type One Energy […] The […]

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Discussion: How Do We Measure “Enough?”

How About 99.9 Percent Renewables?

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Are We On The Cusp Of A Global Energy Crisis?

50% Of Proved Oil Reserves May Have Just Vanished

Why Chevy Volt sales matter less than you think

Natural Gas »

Permian Drillers Are Struggling To Keep Output Flat

Meet The Biggest Losers Of The U.S. Shale Bust

[Closed] DISCUSSION: With Gas So Cheap and Well Drilling Down, Why is Gas Production so High?

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