"... The “hourly matching” rule will force hydrogen producers to either cease production when renewables are not available ... or sign up for excess renewable power ..."
In a fit of self-loathing, the European Union has begun to destroy the economic engine that pays its bills. Some of this is well known, but some is not, and it will astonish you.
This situation is a major blow to the offshore wind industry and to New York's renewable energy aspirations. It also highlights the challenges faced by large-scale renewable energy projects in the United States, including...
I wonder if Prime Minister Modi and the parents of students know the University of New Delhi teaches that capitalist growth needs to be replaced by "cleaner, gentler and more sustainable economic models".
The days of cheap, reliable energy are over.
The number of Germany’s corporate insolvencies in March reached the highest level on record, new data reveal. It’s the Great Green Energies economic debacle
Apparently if it wasn't for climate change, we wouldn't be having so much of this hot and cold weather which is stretching household finances in California.
Even with an increase in the grant from £5,000 to £7,500 per installation, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme has failed to capture the imagination of the British public.
Investors are fading on green energy investment funds due to worries about the sector’s ability to grow and the possible return of former President Donald Trump to the White House, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing analysis...
Establishment energy players wriggling on the hook of their own flawed green energy narratives.
Subsidising capacity expansion in the middle of a glut - these jobs will evaporate as soon as the subsidies dry up.
Materials, costs and survivability for wind turbines on massive floating platforms defy reality
From The Daily Caller Nick PopeContributor Citigroup is warning that more than 40% of their energy sector clients are unprepared for the “net-zero” emissions transition, according to the financial institution’s…
Residential electricity prices jumped nearly 12% in 2023 and they are going higher. But the carbon intensity of power generation isn't falling and low-income ratepayers are subsidizing the rich.
Apologies are in order from Bloomberg Green. In terms of social justice, why hurt the average person as consumer, ratepayer, and taxpayer?
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