The SUN DAY Campaign's review of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission data predicts that utility-scale solar and wind could provide a quarter of the ...

The diverging trends in electric vehicle adoption in Canada and the U.S. underscore a complex interplay of factors such as price, charging infrastructure, ...

In the first third of 2023, renewable energy sources in the U.S., particularly wind and solar, have significantly outperformed coal and nearly matched ...

Utility-scale solar and wind have added more new electrical generating capacity during the first four months of 2023 than the new Vogtle-3 nuclear ...

Renewable energy sources, specifically wind and solar, outpaced coal and nearly tied with nuclear power in electricity generation during the first quarter of ...

Renewable energy sources, led by solar and wind, continue to dominate new utility-scale generating capacity additions in the US, with FERC projecting significant ...

It turns out that we are on track to add as much renewable power over the next five years as we did in ...

Ontario IESO's newly released net-zero grid analysis report misses affordable and reliable opportunities to meet the province's energy needs

This is a clear sign of industry maturation and represents positive news for Canada's economy and climate change goals.

Renewables provide almost 70% of new capacity in the first two-thirds 2022:.

Up by nearly a fifth since last year, renewables may be on track to surpass EIA's forecast for the year.

FERC foresees strong solar and wind growth in the near term.