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IEA Pushes Europe to Wean Itself Off Russian Gas After Ukraine Invasion
“Nobody is under any illusions anymore,” Fatih Birol, the IEA’s executive director, said in a statement Thursday.
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SunPower Sells Commercial and Industrial Business to Biggest Investor, TotalEnergies
SunPower first announced plans to spin off the division in October.
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Danish Energy Fund to Lead Massive Green Hydrogen Project in Spain, Powered by Wind and Solar
Over the past few years a number of major firms have undertaken projects related to green hydrogen.
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Tesla Beats on Earnings and Revenue, Says Supply Chain Issues Were ‘Main Limiting Factor'
The automaker said supply issues will likely persist in 2022, even as income jumped more than 700% in the fourth quarter.
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Proposed California Rule Would Cut Its Solar Market in Half by 2024, Says Wood Mackenzie
California regulators are reviewing changes to the state’s solar incentive program. Their decision could have drastic implications for home solar in the state.
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Warren Buffett's MidAmerican Energy Plans $3.9 Billion Renewables Project in Iowa
The United States is already home to a well-developed onshore wind sector.
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Solar Window Start-Up Aims to Turn Skyscrapers Into Vertical Solar Farms With Investment From Major Window Manufacturer
Ubiquitous Energy closed a $30 million funding round, with an investment from U.S. window and door giant Andersen.
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Roofing Giant Takes on Tesla to Make Solar Roof Shingles More Affordable
GAF, one of the largest roofing companies in the world, just released a new solar shingle, which it says will be affordable and easy to install.
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Lightsource Bp to Partner With Dourogas on Green Hydrogen Projects in Portugal
There is excitement in some quarters about the potential of green hydrogen, but challenges remain.
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California Proposes Reducing Incentives for Rooftop Solar
Californians who decide to install home solar panels and storage systems would get lower discounts on their energy bills under a proposal released by state regulators that would lengthen to a decade the time it takes to recoup the costs of installation
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Solar Power Advocates Slam New California Proposal to Reduce Subsidies
The proposed policy would reduce payments granted to solar customers for the excess power they generate — a policy known as net-energy metering.
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Green Hydrogen Hub Backed by $5 Billion of Investment Planned for the UAE
Agreement will “explore the co-development of a UAE-based green hydrogen hub.”
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Tesla Shares Fall Into Bear Market Territory After SEC Reportedly Opens Probe Into Solar Panel Defects
The SEC is reportedly proceeding with an investigation after Steven Henkes, a former Tesla employee, filed a whistleblower complaint in 2019.
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IEA Says Renewable Power Installations Are Set for a Record Year, Warns of Net-Zero Uncertainty
IEA executive director Fatih Birol says “a new global energy economy is emerging.”
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On the Job: What It Takes to Earn $100k as a Solar Panel Installer in New Jersey
At just 25 years old, Ricky Gass has had “at least 12 jobs.”
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‘No Way Around Hydrogen' Says RWE CEO, as Firm Lays Out Plans to Invest Billions in Renewables
Markus Krebber’s comments come as RWE details plans for the next decade backed by a gross investment of 50 billion euros.
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Bees, Sheep, Crops: Developers Tout Benefits of Solar Beyond Clean Energy
“The technology of solar energy is unfamiliar and foreign,” an energy spokesman said. “But everyone understands what a meadow is.”
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Bill Gates Doubts Goal of Limiting Global Warming to 1.5 Degrees Is Achievable
The U.K. is currently hosting the COP26 climate change conference, which will run from Oct. 31 to Nov. 12.
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SolarEdge Revenue Falls Short, But Company Claims ‘Record Backlog' of Orders
SolarEdge shares dipped in extended trading on Tuesday after the company’s third-quarter revenue feel short of expectations.
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Don't Ditch Traditional Energy Stocks for Solar Just Yet, Two Traders Say
Traditional oil and gas stocks offer better value than alternative energy names, says Michael Bapis of Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital Management.