When US President Trump declared a national energy emergency, renewable energy quickly rose to the occasion (coal, not so much). The post So Much Winning … For Renewable Energy, That Is appeared first on CleanTechnica.
A new climate study claims global warming could trigger long-term cooling or an ice age, bolstering a theory that explains nearly every outcome.
When it comes to energy policy, Trump’s Year Two agenda will build on 2025 gains with infrastructure, faster permitting, and more.
Despite a pending lawsuit, Hawaii’s 11% cruise ship “Green Fee” climate tax will take effect Jan. 1., hitting passengers with steep new charges.
A conservation group is suing FWS for withholding Wyoming wind farm eagle death records, raising transparency and bird mortality concerns.
From EVs to coal to Alaska energy, lawmakers used the Congressional Review Act to wipe out onerous Biden rules.
Acquisition integrates genomic optimization and advanced irradiance modeling to provide farmers with unprecedented crop projection accuracy.
The global perovskite solar cell market is projected to grow at a remarkable CAGR of 38.05% from 2025 and 2034. This exponential growth reflects the increasing adoption of PSCs across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
JA Solar, a trusted global partner in green energy, is ranked No. 1 worldwide in the Wood Mackenzie Global Solar Module Manufacturer Ranking for the first half of 2025, achieving an overall score of 91.7, the highest among all evaluated companies.
FranklinWH has set a new global benchmark for home energy reliability by becoming the world’s first residential battery system to earn TIA-942 Rated 1-4 certification, the same data-center standard trusted for always-on infrastructure. The certification independently verifies enterprise-grade resiliency, redundancy, and UPS-level power delivery, bringing proven data-center reliability into the home. FranklinWH CEO Gary Lam […]