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Future novel hybrid energy systems could lead to paradigm shifts in clean energy production, according to a new paper

Researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) three applied energy laboratories co-authored the paper.

By Grant SchreiderDecember 10, 20200

Renewables provided over a fifth of all electricity generated during first nine months of 2020 in the U.S

Electricity from solar & wind grew faster than gas — all renewable sources combined maintained their lead over coal and nuclear power ...

By Grant SchreiderNovember 30, 20200

Report and Analysis

Renewables dominated U.S. generating capacity in June, July, August, and September, and almost two-thirds of new capacity year-to-date

FERC continues to increase its three-year projections for solar and wind: solar will lead all energy sources in new capacity additions, followed by ...

By Grant SchreiderNovember 23, 20200

Report and Analysis

Covid-19 notwithstanding, solar + wind increase 15.5% and maintain their lead over coal and nuclear power

New EIA reports confirm the continued expansion of renewable sources' share of U.S. energy production and electricity generation

By Grant SchreiderSeptember 28, 20200

News

BP intends to develop 20 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity, over the next five years

The energy giant says 83 percent will be solar, 15% wind, and 2% bio-energy.

By Derick LilaSeptember 16, 20200

Report and Analysis

Mid-year Report: Solar + Wind increases 16% and retains status as the fastest-growing source of U.S. electricity

They now provide over one-eighth of total generation — as all renewable sources, combined, continue to expand their lead over coal and nuclear ...

By Grant SchreiderAugust 27, 20200

Report and Analysis

Latest FERC data shows, for the first half of 2020, renewables account for 57.1% of new U.S. generating capacity

Renewables are the sole source of new capacity in June. Over the next three years, renewables will add over 56,000-MW of new capacity.

By Grant SchreiderAugust 21, 20200

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Journalists explain the mounting challenges the fossil fuel industry faced — even before the pandemic

Pandemic lands 'worst body blow' in modern history on fossil fuel companies

By Editorial TeamAugust 20, 20200

Report and Analysis

U.S. Renewables produced 27.1% more electricity than coal — solar + wind now provides one-eight of U.S. Electricity

Non-hydro renewables grew 3.7% in April notwithstanding COVID-19

By Grant SchreiderJune 26, 20200

Science and Technology

Breakthrough technology has the potential to reduce grid level renewable-based energy loss

The team believes their technology can help push forward the advancement of wind, wave, and solar energy

By Grant SchreiderMay 17, 20200

News

Reuters says U.S. renewables have topped coal for a record 40 days, amid pandemic

The findings come from a report based on US government data from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis

By Editorial TeamMay 5, 20200

News

Solar and onshore wind power are now the cheapest new sources of electricity: Bloomberg NEF report

Threatening the two fossil-fuel stalwarts -- coal and natural gas

By Derick LilaApril 29, 20200

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