The global Energy Storage as a Service Market is projected to grow from USD 1.23 billion in 2020 to USD 2.62 billion by 2028, at a CAGR of 9.8%. Explore key market trends, regional insights, and growth drivers shaping the next generation of clean energy management solutions.
Driven by rising global demand for clean energy and advances in turbine technology, the offshore wind energy market is forecast to grow from USD 29 billion in 2021 to USD 137 billion by 2030 (CAGR 19%). Discover the key trends, regional dynamics, opportunities, and challenges shaping this renewable-energy boom.
The US startup Fermi has reserved a spot for solar power and energy storage in its plans for the 11-gigawat Project Matador campus in Texas alongside natural gas and nuclear energy. The post Texas To Host Gigantic 11-GW Solar, Energy Storage, Nuclear, & Gas Energy Island appeared first on CleanTechnica.
TL;DR: Fossil narratives are collapsing. Economics, physics, and real-world deployment all now point one way: solar + storage. For several decades now, the fossil lobby has followed the renewable sector like a bad debt — constantly painting molehills as mountains, inventing false comparisons, and trying to derail public understanding any … [continued] The post Fossil […]
Enhanced geothermal systems have been positioned by advocates as a scalable source of firm, low carbon electricity that can complement wind and solar. The idea has appeal. The deep heat of the crust is available everywhere and geothermal energy is not intermittent. Policy agencies have published scenarios showing EGS costs … [continued] The post Exposing […]
Having been in Guangzhou last week, I wanted to give some firsthand context to Michael Barnard’s excellent article: China’s BEV Trucks and the End of Diesel’s Dominance. Overall, the heavy trucks that I saw on the road lagged passenger cars in electrification. Roughly 4 out of 5 cars had green … [continued] The post GAC […]
The automobile is both a curse and a benefit. On the one hand, it gives people the freedom to go where they want in relative safety and comfort whenever they want. That’s the theory, anyway. Ever since Robert Moses re-imagined New York City as a car-centric city, the allure of … [continued] The post UK […]
California’s man-made energy crisis has only intensified as Newsom’s policies drove up costs, forced out suppliers, and undercut military readiness.
Fiji’s oyster industry thrives despite Al Jazeera’s climate scare claims, proving growth continues amid exaggerated warnings.
COP30 flops, climate activist groups collapse, and fossil fuel demand keeps rising—more signs the climate apocalypse narrative is unraveling.