Haley Zaremba

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• Is There Enough Land For Our Ambitious Renewable Energy Agenda?

  Published 25 August 2022 | viewed 5,599 times

  According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), avoiding the worst impacts of climate change will necessitate the addition of 630 gigawatts of new solar power…

• NOCs, Not Big Oil, Are Responsible For Most Emissions

  Published 31 July 2022 | viewed 56,961 times

  While much of the global pressure toward decarbonization has been directed toward privately owned and operated oil supermajors like BP, ExxonMobil, and Shell, a new…

• This Tiny Island State Shows How Powerful Microgrids Can Be

  Published 27 July 2022 | viewed 3,482 times

  Three years after Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas, some of the island nation’s cities are still running entirely on generators. When the Category 5…

• France Sees Nuclear Energy Output Plummet At The Worst Possible Moment

  Published 25 June 2022 | viewed 16,897 times

  France has long been one of the world’s greatest champions of nuclear energy. France leads the European Union in nuclear production, with the most productive…

• China’s Covid Conundrum

  Published 23 June 2022 | viewed 6,121 times

  After months of lockdowns under the severe and much-maligned zero Covid policy, the Chinese economy is a sleeping giant. As the nation starts and stops…

• Romania Bets On Nuclear Energy To Reduce Dependence On Russian Gas

  Published 23 June 2022 | viewed 5,170 times

  For years, nuclear researchers, investors, and advocates have said that small modular reactors (SMRs) will not only be the future of nuclear energy, but they…

• The EU Is Buying More South African Coal Than Ever

  Published 22 June 2022 | viewed 5,288 times

  Russia has called the European Union’s bluff. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, February 24, the EU and the West have been threatening…

• South Korea's Multi-Pronged Approach To Boost Nuclear Energy

  Published 20 June 2022 | viewed 2,818 times

  South Korea’s new president wants to put South Korea back on the map as a nuclear energy superpower. Incumbent President Yoon Suk-yeol’s pro-nuclear agenda stands…

• Texas Turns To Renewables As Electricity Demand Soars To Record Highs

  Published 20 June 2022 | viewed 9,677 times

  Texas is sweating out a massive heat wave unusually early in the year – and sweating potential blackouts as all those air conditioning units put…

• John Kerry: Green Transition Will Be Bigger Than The Industrial Revolution

  Published 15 June 2022 | viewed 12,914 times

  There are two major arguments for large-scale investment in a global clean energy transition. Number one, we really have no choice; like it or not,…

• The World’s Top Coal Exporter Can’t Afford To Go Green

  Published 13 June 2022 | viewed 29,890 times

  How much will it cost to wean Indonesia off coal? This is a pressing question for world leaders and climate policy-makers around the world in…

• Shell Is Looking To Shake Up The Energy Game In Texas

  Published 12 June 2022 | viewed 18,178 times

  For years now, we have seen a growing divide between oil supermajors in Europe and the United States, as Big Oil has split into two…

• Gravity Storage: The Obvious Missing Component In Battery Tech

  Published 09 June 2022 | viewed 6,330 times

  Two of the biggest sectors in the decarbonization game are teaming up to revolutionize clean energy. Electric cars have the ability to kill two climate…

• Canadian Oil Asks For More Subsidies Despite Soaring Profits

  Published 01 June 2022 | viewed 7,656 times

  The Canadian oil sands are having a hell of a year. Canada’s largest oil and gas producer, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., more than doubled its…

• Summer Heat Could Wreak Havoc On Texas’ Grid

  Published 25 May 2022 | viewed 4,729 times

  Texans need to be prepared for the grid to fail. Again. A new bombshell report from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) shows that…

• Is The World Meeting Its Climate Pledges?

  Published 19 May 2022 | viewed 1,595 times

  Last November, the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, commonly known as COP26, took place amidst great uncertainty as the world finished out its second…

• What China’s Dramatic Drop In Energy Demand Means For Its Economy

  Published 18 May 2022 | viewed 10,975 times

  The fallout of China’s zero COVID policy is spreading as economic downturns and social unrest intensifies across the nation. The Chinese government’s head-scratcher of a…

• China’s Coal Capital Could Emerge As A Green Energy Poster Child

  Published 04 May 2022 | viewed 5,801 times

  China is trying to have it all. As China develops the future of its energy and industrial landscapes through sweeping programs like the Belt and…

• Can We Use Less Energy And Still Be Happy?

  Published 27 April 2022 | viewed 2,614 times

  Much ink has been spilled over how much energy consumption is going to grow in coming years as the global population expands, more people in…

• China Is Choosing Energy Security Over Its Climate Goals

  Published 21 April 2022 | viewed 7,423 times

  In 2020, China alone was responsible for more than a third of the world’s wind and solar capacity installations. In terms of volume, Beijing is…