Ohio farm owners aiming to lease land for a large-scale solar project face opposition challenging their property rights. The dispute highlights the complexities of balancing renewable energy expansion with local concerns. Discover the details >>
⛽ At a Texas energy conference, oil and gas leaders argued that the clean energy transition falters despite significant investment. They advocate for costly and unproven measures like carbon capture and hydrogen to sustain their industry. Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/mar/20/fossil-fuels-oil-and-gas-clean-energy
Solar showdown in Ohio! Two studies clash over payments for the 120 MW Frasier Solar project, but there’s a twist: only one revealed its data. 💰💡 Learn how this project could mean tens of millions more for Knox County!
A county in northeastern Ohio is set to decide on whether to ban large-scale wind and solar projects after receiving requests from multiple townships. The debate around the region’s future of solar and wind farms continues.
EIA predicts that solar and battery storage will comprise 81% of new electric-generating capacity in the U.S. by 2024. This highlights the continued growth of renewable energy and its crucial role in powering the country.
Researchers have discovered that utilities across the United States are decarbonizing faster than regulations require and are transitioning to clean energy, even in states without renewable portfolio standards. According to a recent study by C.U. Boulder, the nation’s utilities will hit 100% renewable energy by 2060. This is a positive step forward in the fight…
Attention all businesses! Did you know a Nevada solar-plus-storage installation is powering this year’s Super Bowl? That’s right, the biggest event of the year is being powered by green energy. Check out the link to learn more! If you’re interested in exploring your solar options for your business, TPI consultants can help.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/super-bowl-2024-to-be-powered-by-nevada-desert-solar-farm/
The North American Electric Reliability Corp. has announced a three-year plan to develop reliability standards for wind, solar, and battery storage facilities. This initiative represents a significant step towards modernizing the power grid and ensuring the stability and availability of renewable energy sources. According to Utility Dive, the plan will focus on inverter-based resources (IBRs),…