The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports a significant increase in household investment in distributed energy resources since 2015, driven by rising incomes and technologies like rooftop solar and electric vehicles. In New York, distributed solar has outpaced utility-scale projects, benefiting local communities. Rooftop solar notably reduces energy costs for low-income families by up to 77%. Federal initiatives are directing investments towards electric vehicle infrastructure in these areas. There are calls to raise New York’s solar goal to 20 GW by 2035 for greater economic benefits.
Raymond Leury | Part 3: Do we have the Materials for a Green Transition? | CACOR Live | 2024-08-07
Speaker: Raymond Leury Subject: Part 3: Do we have the Materials for a Green Transition? Time: Aug 7, 2024 13:30 Eastern Time (US and Canada) Summary: Climate change is an […]
Investing in Daylight
(Editor: This article is from the blockchain community looking at innovative ways to build Virtual Power Plants. Art) Energy is a collection of highly regulated monopolies in the US today, and […]
The Transition to Renewables Is Underway
The shift towards a renewable energy future powered by solar and wind is progressing, primarily driven by economic factors rather than government policies. Despite this growth, fossil fuels still account for over 80% of global energy, making it challenging to meet greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. The transition is expected to face challenges, but technological advancements are leading to a rapid increase in renewable energy production.
Dr. Robert Walker | Thermal Networks and Nuclear Energy – a pathway to decarbonizing building heating | 2024-07-24 | CACOR Live
Topic: Thermal Networks and Nuclear Energy – a pathway to decarbonizing building heating Speaker: Dr. Robert Walker Time: 24 July 2024 13:30 Eastern Time (US and Canada) Summary: In Canada, about as […]
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