Real-world data show many Pacific atolls are stable or growing, contradicting claims of inevitable sea-level submergence.

New York’s Climate Act promises bold energy goals, but seven years in any progress is nonexistent and nuclear plans lag way behind.

Despite “record” claims, offshore wind contracts rely on heavy subsidies that will push UK electricity bills even higher.

Despite record CO2 and global temperatures, climate-related disasters haven’t increased—what the data really show.

During the exhibition, Sungrow showcased a next-generation utility-scale inverter and an integrated hybrid PV and energy storage solution for C&I applications. The latest technologies reflect Sungrow’s continued focus on system-level innovation, enhanced grid compatibility, and practical solutions that address evolving project and operational requirements across global energy markets.

Simple, Accurate Measuring and Data Storage for Hydroelectric Turbines

High-Power, Versatile, and Smart Hybrid Inverters Built for Today’s Residential and Light Commercial Energy Needs

Canada and China have agreed to a new tariff arrangement that will see more Chinese made EVs imported to Canada. The post Canada Lowers Tariffs On Chinese Made Cars appeared first on CleanTechnica.

A couple of months ago, Bill Gates wrote a blog post about how climate change emissions projections have gone down. Steve Hanley wrote an article with a response. ‘“Fortunately for all of us, this view is wrong,” Gates wrote. “Although climate change will have serious consequences — particularly for people … [continued] The post Bill […]

While walking the floor at CES, Jackery attracted my attention. Jackery started as a portable battery power company 14 years ago. There are many competitors in that space now offering high-quality products. Increasingly, they blur the line between portable battery storage and home storage, with solar-integrated scalable home batteries that … [continued] The post Jackery […]