The desert sun still shines on Nevada, but the politics of scarcity now stand between America and the cheapest electricity in its history.
Author: Michael Barnard
Teesside’s 1 GW/8 GWh BESS turns renewable energy into stability for ports and industry, unlocking clean power for ships and factories alike.
A German city looked twice at hydrogen and walked away. Bayreuth’s 2025 pivot shows what happens when numbers, not narratives, drive clean transit.
From electric kilns to mass timber, explore the pathways driving cement’s transition to a sustainable, circular economy.
Tesla built cars like gadgets, not machines. What starts with hidden levers could signal deeper safety compromises as these vehicles age.
From microwave beams to megaton rockets, China’s space solar project highlights the gap between imagination and economic gravity.
Several U.S. transit systems show early death-spiral signs. Federal aid is gone. State action on funding and frequency can still pull them back.
Hot water makes cold air in Masdar City. ADNOC’s geothermal cooling plant uses aquifer heat and absorption chillers to reduce grid demand in the Gulf.
The October 2025 funding freeze delayed rail and transmission megaprojects, raising costs and slowing climate progress for years to come.
Scotland’s LNG ferry was meant to cut emissions but it has higher CO2e than the diesel it replaced. Here’s the math on capacity, schedule, and methane slip.