Posts from March 16, 2024

• World’s largest solar manufacturer to cut one-third of workforce
  The world’s largest solar manufacturer has slashed nearly a third of its workforce after a cost-cutting drive that included telling staff to only print in black and white fell short and as a chill ripples through the renewable energy sector.
• Hydro Power’s Conundrum: Rising Demand in a Drier Climate
  As the climate crisis increases demand for low-carbon energy, water-driven turbines sit high on the list. 
• Chevron to begin producing hydrogen from solar power at Lost Hills facility in California
  Chevron (San Ramon, Calif.) announced that it is developing a 5-megawatt hydrogen production project in California’s Central Valley.
• The solar eclipse is a critical test for the US power grid
  US solar power has more than doubled since the last eclipse. What will happen during this one?
• US climate law has boosted solar, batteries; hydrogen, other initiatives lag
  The U.S. has doubled the pace of cutting carbon emissions since President Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) passed in 2022, analysts and scientists said, with more than 80 solar, wind and energy storage projects taking advantage of the law's mix of direct payments and tax credits.

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