
Milestone Moments For South Fork Wind
South Fork Wind: Progress Amid Challenges The inaugural offshore wind turbine for South Fork Wind…
The journey to a sustainable planet is a long and complex one that requires action on multiple fronts. It involves addressing issues such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental degradation, while also ensuring social and economic equity.
South Fork Wind: Progress Amid Challenges The inaugural offshore wind turbine for South Fork Wind has been successfully erected, marking a significant achievement in New York’s offshore wind development and positioning itself as the potentially first fully operational utility-scale wind farm in U.S. federal waters. This 130-MW offshore wind farm, owned by Eversource and Ørsted,…
ERCOT’s Close Calls: Odessa’s Reliability Challenges Power system engineers are accustomed to proceeding cautiously, ensuring meticulous attention to detail—the nuts and bolts, the fine print. The energy transition, however, has induced a seismic shift on a grid originally designed for stability and reliability with synchronous generation at its core. The push to decarbonize has unearthed…
Sunrise Movement Applauds, Critics Challenge Fossil Fuel Moves Climate Power, an advocacy group, has unveiled plans to allocate $80 million for an advertising initiative aimed at highlighting President Joe Biden’s environmental and climate agenda in the lead-up to the 2024 election. The campaign’s primary goal is to educate voters about the president’s comprehensive plans for…
Navigating the Turbulent Intersection The extensive subterranean nuclear missile silos of the Air Force are rarely disturbed, typically only encountering the occasional wandering cow or drifting spy balloon. However, the Air Force is currently seeking Congress’ assistance in addressing an unexpected threat: the proliferation of towering wind turbines, increasing in both number and size and…
Landmark Study Reveals Environmental Costs of US and UK Militaries A groundbreaking study has determined that the US and UK armed forces owe a minimum of $111 billion in reparations to communities most adversely affected by their emissions contributing to global warming. This study is the first of its kind and utilizes a “social cost…
Rosebank Oil Field Project Raises Climate Concerns in the UK The UK government has granted approval for the development of an expansive oil and gas reservoir in the North Sea, affirming its commitment to continued fossil fuel production for many years to come. The Rosebank field, located to the northwest of the Shetland Islands in…
Understanding Domestic Content Bonuses in US Renewable Energy Tax Credits Canadian Solar has unveiled its plans to construct a 5 GW solar cell production facility in Indiana, signaling a significant commitment to expanding its presence in the United States. The Jeffersonville plant will be responsible for manufacturing solar cells to support Canadian Solar’s forthcoming 5…
From Asia to America: The Growing Appeal of Floating Solar Technology D3Energy, a company specializing in floating solar technology, has unveiled its collaboration with Del-Co Water to introduce Ohio’s inaugural floating solar project. This initiative marks a novel approach to solar deployment in Ohio, emphasizing the conservation of the state’s land. Del-Co Water, a water…
Understanding Decades-Long Trends in Polar Sea Ice and Their Implications for Climate Change On September 19, 2023, the Arctic sea ice most likely reached its smallest extent for the year, marking the sixth-lowest recorded year according to findings from NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). Simultaneously, the Antarctic sea ice reached…
Ukraine’s Evolving Role in European Partnerships As Ukraine and the global community engage in discussions about revitalizing and fortifying the nation in the aftermath of the conflict, a promising avenue to consider is investing in clean energy. This strategy can pave the way for Ukraine to establish itself as a net energy exporter to Europe….