Sierra Club Welcomes NYC Pension Search for Asset Managers, Urges Strong Climate Accountability
New York City pension systems are seeking asset managers with strong climate-risk management, aiming to replace current managers like BlackRock and State Street.
Why Battery Recycling Programs Work Better With Better Intake Checks
Many battery recycling programs succeed with improved intake checks, revealing how precise evaluations can maximize efficiency and safety—discover why.
Largest Wind Farm in the United States Slated to Begin Commercial Operations
The SunZia Wind Project in New Mexico, with 3,650 MW capacity, is set to start commercial operations this month, significantly boosting renewable energy in the US.
UK Sprints Forward With Grid Connections for 700 Clean Energy Projects
The UK has offered grid connections to more than 700 clean energy projects, unlocking up to £40 billion in annual investment and accelerating decarbonization efforts.
PG&E expands power shutoffs to 8 counties for wildfire danger. Who’s affected?
PG&E has expanded power shutoffs to eight counties in California due to heightened wildfire danger. Affected communities face outages as safety measures.
Renewables-powered data centers feasible with sevenfold solar and wind overbuild, study finds
A LUT University study finds data centers can be powered continuously by wind and solar with significant overcapacity and backup, especially in Nordic regions.
