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In win for EV supply chain, U.S.’s first anode plant opens in Tennessee

The U.S.'s first anode manufacturing facility opened in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Monday, a monumental step to enhance the domestic battery supply chain, as it faces increasing demand from electric vehicle makers.

Renewables are 87% of new U.S. generating capacity so far this year

Washington DC – According to a review by the SUN DAY Campaign of data recently released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources (i.e., biomass, geothermal, hydropower) dominated new U.S. electrical generating capacity additions during the first three-quarters of 2021. [1] 

How states can collaborate on offshore wind to meet ambitious goals in the U.S.

The offshore wind industry has had no shortage of exciting announcements of late.

New Mexico co-op dumps monopoly supplier to offer more solar

Originally published on ILSR.org

Rural areas are sometimes isolated, disconnected from modern conveniences and the latest technologies. The digital divide is real, but one cooperative in New Mexico is proving to be an exception as it connects customers to affordable solar energy and reliable Internet service.

Americans support climate change policies, especially those that give them incentives and clean up the energy supply

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Beneath solar panels, the seeds of opportunity sprout

By Harrison Dreves, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Low-Impact Development of Solar Installations Could Be Win-Win-Win for Food, Water, and Renewable Energy

First commercial-scale U.S. offshore wind project celebrates groundbreaking

Vineyard Wind 1, the first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the U.S., celebrated its groundbreaking in Barnstable, Massachusetts on Thursday.

US will install record solar and wind capacity in 2022 – study

A new report released by S&P Global Market Intelligence states that the US will continue to install record levels of solar and wind capacity in 2022 as the energy transition intensifies.

In addition to supporting policies, the report states that these records will be the result of utilities and energy stakeholders finding new ways to finance renewables deployments and to optimize infrastructure management.

Key study findings include:

The challenges in pursuit of a green hydrogen economy

By David Stent — Climate Council Digital Producer & Content Manager

University of Queensland conducts first-ever global vehicle-to-grid study

The University of Queensland is conducting the first-ever global study of how electric vehicles can support the uptake of renewable energy and improve the resiliency of power grids.

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