The Wisconsin Council on Forestry has voted to write a letter urging the governor to support a biofuels incentive bill. The Council previously struggled to reach consensus, but it has now shifted to a united stance in favor of the legislative measure.

Hundreds of thousands of abandoned coal mines across the United States could soon become essential assets in the clean energy revolution. Scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a methodology to transform these hazardous sites into “water batteries,” offering a new lease on life for America’s industrial past.

With nearly half of Ashe County’s residents facing steep energy bills, Ashe Library is stepping in to help. Persistent financial hardships, worsened by Hurricane Helene, have left many households in substandard conditions—but a new initiative offers hope for relief.

Greenline’s new 44-foot hybrid yacht, known as the Greenline 42, redefines sustainable cruising on the open seas. Equipped with a self-charging battery system and 10 rooftop solar panels supplying up to 4.5kW of power, this vessel delivers quieter, cleaner, and more efficient voyages.

As storms intensify and roads face higher risks of flooding, communities are looking to innovative solutions that help both local ecosystems and taxpayers. Smart Stream Crossings offer a path forward, preventing road washouts and ensuring fish and other aquatic life can thrive.

Surging demand for electricity in NCW is creating a profound shift that echoes the power of tectonic plate movements. As artificial intelligence accelerates energy needs, regional utilities grapple with infrastructure expansion, sustainability, and the future of public power.

Caribbean nights are warming at an alarming pace, disrupting traditional cooling patterns and posing serious risks for local communities. In a new episode of Net Zero Speaks, Professor Michael A. Taylor outlines cost-effective strategies for tackling rising heat, flash flooding, and coastal erosion throughout the region.

The New Britain Public Library is kicking off March with a lineup of programs that address everything from health and art to local history and even a musical preview of Frozen! Alongside the entertainment, a meteorologist-led session offers a fresh look at climate myths and facts.

Carbon3.ai has announced the arrival of HPE’s inaugural datacentre modules at a Derbyshire landfill to power a “national grid for AI.” By harnessing off-grid gas, the company seeks to champion a sustainable approach to high-performance computing.

It has been a mixed year for clean energy: global renewable investment hit a record high in 2025, yet markets remain ambivalent and highly reactive to policy changes. Despite a sharp drop in U.S. investments, an unexpected revival of clean energy dealmaking underscores the industry’s unpredictable trajectory.

A sweeping new federal bill could drastically reshape revenue strategies for America’s farms. Lightstar, a leading community solar developer, warns landowners to move swiftly before the March 31, 2026, Safe Harbor deadline to preserve critical financial incentives.

Dams have long been celebrated for generating power, preventing floods, and creating places to fish. This article looks at how these structures have shaped societies for centuries, as well as the “dark side” that demands attention.

Global demand for hydrogen compressors is poised to surge as the market is projected to reach USD 2.6 billion by 2028, up from USD 2.1 billion in 2023. Growing commitments to sustainability and investment in renewable energies are driving demand, with mechanical compressors expected to lead the pack in hydrogen refueling stations and industrial processes.

Madison’s temperature soared to 64°F on Monday, surpassing a 40-year-old record. Warmer conditions and a potential thunderstorm are anticipated in the coming days, marking an unusual shift in February weather.

Tesla’s Buffalo operation continues its upward climb, pushing total local employment to 2,432—an 18% increase over the past year. The factory and warehouse operations easily surpass New York’s minimum worker requirement, signifying a major boost for the region’s clean energy sector.

Basalt, Colorado, may soon introduce charges for the six EV stations once offered free to local drivers. Officials plan to start imposing fees in mid-March, marking a shift for those accustomed to cost-free charging.

County residents and officials continue to debate solar ordinances, with discussions heating up year-round. Business and environmental concerns fuel the focus on renewable energy, ensuring it remains high on the local political agenda.

Iowa’s leadership in renewable fuels was front and center at a recent summit, where the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association celebrated the state’s strides in biofuel technology. However, industry experts emphasized the critical need to look beyond current markets to maintain momentum and spur wider adoption.

A newly operational Biomass satellite from the European Space Agency has revealed its first false-color image, offering a fresh view of a winding river in Bolivia. This unique snapshot highlights how rainforests, grasslands, and wetlands can be captured from space to reflect Earth’s vital carbon stores.

Despite a winter storm that blanketed parts of southern Indiana with more than a foot of snow, ski resorts like Paoli Peaks remain under pressure. Warmer overall winters pose a growing challenge to the state’s ski industry, testing its ability to thrive in changing conditions.

Frequent grid flickers have prompted many Texans to seek more reliable power solutions. By turning to Base Power Company’s battery installations, homeowners now have a chance for seamless backup and genuine peace of mind.