Representatives from Gov. Newsom’s administration will attend COP28 and speak on CA’s progress toward clean energy goals, zero-emission vehicles and nature-based solutions.
Project Nexus’s feasibility study estimates that installing solar canals where possible in CA could save 63 billion gallons of water annually.
In its latest monthly “Energy Infrastructure Update” report, FERC says solar provided 9,924 MW of new domestic generating capacity, on pace to overtake wind.
The use of modern technology in pv modules has made solar trackers indispensable, ensuring optimal energy output regardless of geographic location.
Right now, the US has nearly 160 gigawatts of installed solar capacity, more than half of which is utility-scale. Here’s a map showing their locations.
A new IEA report finds that Mauritania has significant opportunities to tap its renewable energy resources and accelerate its sustainable development journey.
The Gila River Indian Community signed a project partnership agreement with US Army Corps of Engineers to put solar panels over its canals.
Having rooftop solar is very important. Here are a few letters to the editor of the LA Times regarding cutting incentives for rooftop solar.
California’s grid isn’t growing fast enough to hook up EV chargers or electrify buildings. SB 410 law aimed at speeding up the state’s grid buildout.
The LA100 Equity Strategies report offers a detailed look at inequities underlying L.A.’s clean energy investments, as well as recommendations to address them.