The transformation of the energy sector is not merely a trend—it’s an imperative. As nations worldwide commit to sustainability, the alternative energy market is evolving at an unprecedented pace, driven by groundbreaking technologies, evolving policy frameworks, and shifting market dynamics.
As a Floridian, I am quite used to the threat and destruction of hurricanes. However, it seems like one state — a much smaller state — is hit even more and worse than Florida. That would be Louisiana. Interestingly, an unexpected sector of society is taking it into their own … [continued] The post Churches […]
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The first Trump trade war was a disaster for US cleantech, and it looks like 2025 is setting up to be an encore performance. Between 2018 and 2020, Trump’s tariffs on solar panels cost the US an estimated 10.5 GW of lost solar capacity, delaying the transition to clean energy … [continued] The post Trump’s […]
Social media is about to get a reboot as the two prominent activists work to bring Digg back to life this year. The post Can AI Save Social Media? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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A $370B climate fund overseen by John Podesta funneled billions to pop-up environmental groups, raising concerns over waste and lack of oversight.
Net Zero policies have driven high energy prices, weak growth, and stagnant productivity in the UK, with no significant impact on global CO2 emissions.
Despite Big Oil funding green energy, BP, Shell, and others are scaling back wind and solar investments, signaling a shift toward traditional energy.
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