Huge new turbines could let biggest UK wind farm do more with less
It’s almost an ironclad law: Over time, wind turbines get taller, better, and more cost-effective. A new proposed project in the U.K. Source: Canary Media.
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Federal ruling hands virtual power plants a win in PJM
A recent ruling from federal regulators will let virtual power plants help meet surging energy demand in the county’s biggest energy market. Late last month, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ordered PJM Interconnection to…
Rivian Just Added The ‘Number One Most Requested Feature’ To The R1S
The 2027 Rivian R1S and R1T are here, and their trim levels are now a little easier to understand, just like on the R2. Source: InsideEVs.
Building Ω: Working Solo
Working largely alone, Clay Yapp tackled everything from ICF foundations and advanced air-sealing details to dense-packed cellulose and exterior continuous insulation Source: Green Building Advisor.
How to fill finished concrete floor gaps along perimeter?
We are getting ready to install trim around the perimeter of our slab on grade home. The vapor barrier wraps up and over the foundation walls (for the most part,… Source: Green Building Advisor.
So Much Solar: Digging Into the List of Every US Power Plant That Went Online This Year
Utility-scale solar leads by a mile, followed by batteries. Fossil fuels, not so much.By Dan Gearino It’s been a wild first half of the year in the U.S.
Enabling utility-grade AI and future grid resilience with Joe Matamoros from S&C Electric Company
Joe Matamoros from S&C Electric Company works directly with utilities to build a grid capable of handling tomorrow’s challenges, which he will detail at DTECH Reliability & Resiliency. Source: Renewable Energy World.
LJ House / Studio Saransh + IKSOI
Contemporary houses in urban India negotiate between the two parallel conditions: the desire for spatial generosity and the long-established culture of collective living. What is rarely questioned is how this space is distributed, inhabited,…
Pushing the climate crisis: How advertising fuels high-carbon lifestyles
With little regulation, the advertising industry continues to promote emissions-heavy activities like flying and meat-eating while making token green efforts The post Pushing the climate crisis: How advertising fuels high-carbon lifestyles appeared first on…
Will the world’s drying lands get relief from COP17 in Mongolia?
Starting on Monday, about 10,000 government negotiators, scientists, journalists and campaigners will gather at a purpose-built venue in a national park in Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar to discuss how to stop land turning into desert…
Why heat waves can hit residents of cooler states especially hard
As the climate warms, many areas are experiencing more extremely hot days. And in places unaccustomed to the heat, people are often unprepared. Source: Yale Climate Connections.
Surviving summer with demand-side solutions | Factor This Policycast
This episode of the Factor This Policycast, presented in partnership with Advanced Energy United, explores demand-side solutions that could help satisfy elevated summer electricity consumption. SPAN’s Richard Caperton and Sarah Steinberg of Advanced Energy…