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Perspective

Much of the world’s energy comes from fossil fuels. Could we replace it all with renewable energy?

But first, what are the renewable energy sources that could replace fossil fuels?

By Editorial TeamSeptember 15, 20210

Studies and Modelling

Managing building energy demand could avoid the need for up to one-third of coal- or gas-fired power generation

But how much, where, and through which strategies?

By Editorial TeamJuly 22, 20210

News

Global solar and wind capacity expanded rapidly in 2020–coincided with slump in demand for oil

Trends we’re seeing here are exactly the trends we’d want to see as the world transitions to net-zero – strong growth in renewables

By Editorial TeamJuly 9, 20210

Report and Analysis

Renewable energy sources provided more than a quarter of total U.S. electrical generation in April

In the first third of 2021, renewables retook their lead over coal and nuclear power while natural gas generation dropped sharply

By Editorial TeamJune 28, 20210

Studies and Modelling

Small modular reactors could provide competitively priced electricity in Washington state’s future electricity market

Reactors could help fill a power source gap soon to be left by carbon-emitting resources

By Editorial TeamMay 27, 20210

Studies and Modelling

Synergistic decision framework incorporates renewables and flexible carbon capture

The framework works at power plants, increasing the efficiency of both

By Editorial TeamMay 20, 20210

Perspective

Rapid renewables growth is accelerating a shift towards a carbon-free power grid in the U.S

The U.S electric power sector is halfway to zero carbon emissions

By Editorial TeamApril 21, 20210

News

Amazon plans nine massive solar projects globally—including an 80 MW project in Alberta

The online retail giant will undertake its first renewable energy investment in Newell County east of Calgary.

By Derick LilaApril 20, 20210

Report and Analysis

Latest analysis of FERC data shows renewable energy largely outpaced nuclear power generating capacity in 2020

The electrical generating capacity of renewable energy is now nearly three times that of nuclear power.

By Editorial TeamApril 1, 20210

News

Los Angeles can become 100 percent renewable by 2035—without causing blackouts or breaking the bank

This is the conclusion of a three-year highly detailed, rigorous, and science-based analysis by The U.S Department of Energy.

By Derick LilaMarch 30, 20210

Studies and Modelling

Dow-like index for energy prices might help smooth transition to renewable energy

A new metric can calculate and forecast the average price of energy in the United States

By Editorial TeamMarch 25, 20210

Studies and Modelling

Making green energy the default choice for consumers leads to an enduring shift to renewables, study finds

Analysis of six years of energy consumption data showed no evidence of this.

By Editorial TeamMarch 12, 20210

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