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  1. JT


    The Washington Post reported that the White House will ask Congress next month for a 72 percent cut to research programs on clean energy...

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  2. SM


    California Governor Jerry Brown signed executive order planing to have 5 million zero-emission vehicles on the road by 2030. The new goal expands a previously...
      

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  3. SP


    Trump wanted Chinese solar panels firms to make more of their products in the U.S. Obviously China got his message and now one of...
      

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  4. SP


    First they came for the free plastic carrier bags. Now they have come for the woodburners and stoves. Households with wood or coal burning...
      

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  5. JT


    Few days after President Trump slapped a 30 percent tariff on foreign solar panels, Energy Secretary Rick Perry announced a $3 million grant competition to spur...
      

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  6. AV


    The renewable energy is challenged with finding ways to store it on days when there's no sun or wind. German technology company Sonnen is...
      

  7. Rodent


    Reports that Tesla is borrowing labor for vendors, skimping on quality, using hazardous batteries, and more. Tesla denies.   http://www.newsweek.com/tesla-model-3-delays-production-issues-and-hazardous-battery-reports-are-791653?piano_t=1    

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  8. JT


    U.S. Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) urged President Donald Trump not to impose high tariffs on solar imports so as to preserve tens of...
      

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  9. SP


    This Chinese wind turbine maker was convicted for stealing trade secrets from AMSC, causing the Massachusetts based company to lose more than $800 million...
      

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  10. Marina Schwarz


    A Siemens report on the Middle East's energy prospects until 2035 says gas will be toe dominant power generation fuel. There are solar power...
      

  11. Rodent


    Shell announced today it will acquire Silicon Ranch solar company, not even week after announcing its intention of building a solar facility in the Netherlands....

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  12. Marina Schwarz


    The large-scale solar farm right next to the disaster site in Chernobyl is almost completed. Apparently, it's just the start of a renaissance for the...
      

  13. PP


    It's amazing, but it's a real. New research by Greenpeace showed how India could save billions of dollars in process of replacing old coal...

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  14. AV


    A 100-meter high air purification tower in Xian in Shaanxi province helped reduce smog levels in the city, bringing a noticeable improvement in air quality....
      

  15. PP


    Even though the use of renewables is expected to grow faster than fossil fuels, reports from US EIA, said that 77% of all energy...
      

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  16. PP


    Wind and solar together will represent more than 80% of global renewable capacity growth in the next four years. (2022). According to official projections 70%...
      

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  17. Rodent


    Australia new solar capacity addition hits record at 1.05 GW thanks in large part to sky-high electricity costs in the country. Who needs subsidies?? Higher...

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  18. Rodent


    What in the world is going on with Tesla stock? Up almost $20 in a single day? I didn't see any big announcements. Did...

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  19. Marina Schwarz


    Chile has joined the ambitious green gang, planning to source 100% of its energy from renewable sources by 2040. It's impressive how fast they've...
      

  20. PP


    World's largest floating solar installation (Southern China) giant solar Panda panel farm (Northern China), installs enough solar panel to cover football pitch every hour...
      

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  21. Marina Schwarz


    Energy storage is the holy grail of renewable energy and it seems they're on their way of finding it soon. Could be extremely bad...
      

  22. Rodent


    Maybe... but it's still one of the world's biggest polluters with 10,151 metric tons of C02 emissions. That's double that of the US. 

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  23. Marina Schwarz


    India is trying to protect its local solar industry, or at least the Finance Ministry says so, with a proposal for a 70% duty...
      

  24. AV


    Melting glaciers are not only driving up sea levels and reducing feeding and breeding grounds for animals, but also causing the bottom of the...
      

  25. Marina Schwarz


    Tidal power is not very popular because of major challenges such as seawater corrosion and the risks underwater turbines pose for marine animals. But...
      

  26. VK


    Scientists are researching a new crystal which could be the answer for cheaper solar power than currently used silicon. Research is going into the...
      

  27. PP


    The island will be in the center of North Sea. Too expensive? Maybe. But, they believe that it bring would massive savings and renewable...
      

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  28. PP


    Last report from CAISO shows renewables rise to meet 38% of demand on California’s grid in 2017. It's obviously how California want to be...
      

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  29. SM


    attorneys at the U.S. International Trade Commission are arguing that their recommendation to impose a tariff on foreign solar cells - something President Donald...
      

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  30. PP


    It's a hard to believe how some countries are fast developing renewable energy. The best example for this is Germany. They has so much...
      

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