U.S. solar panel imports fell 27% in third quarter
U.S. solar panel imports declined 27% in the third quarter of 2021, the largest quarterly decline since 2018, amid supply chain pressures and the proposed expansion of tariffs, according to a new report.
Europe replaces 50% of electricity meters with smart models
More than half of electricity meters in Europe are now smart, a new report released by Berg Insight has found.
Watch: ESS boss discusses flow batteries, listing on NYSE, and U.S. infrastructure bills
ESS CEO Eric Dresselhuys joined Renewable Energy World for a conversation about the company's journey to becoming the first U.S. long-duration energy storage company to list on the New York Stock Exchange, the promise of flow battery technology, and the impact of proposed tax credits for energy storage currently being considered by the U.S. Congress.
Group targets retired American coal plants for clean energy hubs
A partnership formed between thermal energy storage developer E2S Power and global engineering giant SNC-Lavalin aims to convert American fossil-fuel power stations into clean energy hubs.
Honeywell to test new long-duration flow battery with Duke
Honeywell has developed a new flow battery technology capable of storing and discharging renewably-generated electricity for up to 12 hours.
Drone data helps a Minnesota city conserve energy
Warren, a small city in Northern Minnesota, is offering an innovative public service: images that reveal building heat loss, captured by drones.
Nine years after Hurricane Sandy, microgrids provide resiliency in New York City
A partnership launched in response to Hurricane Sandy has produced eight, state-of-the-art microgrids to provide resiliency to New York City communities nine years after the storm.
What is COP26? Here’s how global climate negotiations work and what’s expected from the...
The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s latest report, released in August 2021, warns in its strongest terms yet that human activities have unequivocally warmed the planet, and that climate change is now widespread, rapid, and intensifying.
A supply chain is born: Can the U.S. reach 30 GW of offshore wind...
The Siemens Gamesa blade finishing facility will be part of a larger offshore wind hub at the Port of Virginia, alongside partners Dominion Energy and Orsted.
European energy crisis proves the lie of ‘stable’ fossil fuels
Europe - a continent rich in technology and ambitious net-zero goals - needs to scale back its reliance on fossil fuels at the earliest.
