Maryland’s largest utility is lobbying to undo two decades of energy deregulation, claiming it will lower costs. Industry experts warn this could instead create monopoly control and higher bills for consumers.
Zambia’s solar revolution has created a toxic waste crisis with over a million broken panels being unsafely disposed of. Counterfeit products and lack of repair infrastructure threaten to turn environmental progress into disaster.
Researchers at Penn State have developed a novel approach that bridges decades-old superconductivity theory with modern computational methods. The breakthrough could dramatically accelerate the search for materials that conduct electricity perfectly at practical temperatures, potentially transformin
Google is investing in an Illinois natural gas power plant that aims to capture approximately 90% of its carbon emissions. The project comes as analysts suggest carbon capture facilities worldwide are underperforming expectations, with one similar Canadian plant capturing only half its target.
Google will invest in a new natural gas power plant in Illinois that intends to capture the majority of its carbon emissions, according to reports. The 400-megawatt facility will be constructed outside Decatur adjacent to an Archer Daniels Midland ethanol plant that already employs carbon capture technology.
Solar power has become the world’s cheapest electricity source with installation costs dropping 90% in 15 years. Energy experts predict solar will dominate global energy supply despite current challenges in storage and grid infrastructure.
Solar electricity is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with total generation capacity doubling between 2022 and 2024 to supply 7% of the world’s electricity, according to energy analysts. The first half of 2025 marked a historic turning point as wind and solar combined generated more power than coal for the first time, making renewables the world’s leading electricity source.
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A coalition of 16 state attorneys general is investigating whether major technology companies are making misleading claims about their renewable energy usage and emissions reductions. The probe focuses on the use of unbundled renewable energy certificates and how companies substantiate their environmental claims to the public.
A coalition of 16 state attorneys general has launched an investigation into four major technology companies’ use of renewable energy certificates, according to reports. The attorneys general sent a 15-page letter to Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft questioning whether their claims about achieving 100% renewable energy usage might be “deceptive or misleading,” sources indicate.
