Posts from March 13, 2024

• Transmission issues are key hurdle for offshore wind projects in the USA
  Recent news of offshore wind turbine projects in New England waters shows that there is renewed interest in this water-bound source of wind power.
• U.S. Geothermal Capacity Set To Grow by 1,900% by 2050
  The U.S. Department of Energy has invested $60 million in funding for three enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) projects.
• Solar power occupies a lot of space – here’s how to make it more ecologically beneficial to the land it sits on
  As societies look for ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and slow climate change, large-scale solar power is playing a central role. Climate scientists view it as the tool with the greatest potential to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
• Groundbreaking new clean energy project could marry offshore wind and global fishing industries — here's how
  Sweden's Hexicon is already known in the wind-energy world for its unique twin turbine concept for floating offshore projects. Now the company is looking at how the burgeoning sector can better share the oceans with the crucial fishing industry. 
• Water is life. It’s also energy — whether you like dams or hate them
  The rain and snow that have drenched California and much of the American West over the last few months — at least relative to some of the hellishly dry years we’ve gotten recently — are a blessing not just for water supplies, but for energy.

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