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New Oil & Gas Terminals In The Gulf Of Mexico Will Unlock 24 Billion Tons Of Greenhouse Gases

The oil and gas industries plan to build four deepwater facilities in the Gulf of Mexico to service supertankers.

More Than Half Of New US Electricity Generating Capacity In 2023 Will Be Solar

Developers plan to add 54.5 gigawatts (GW) of new utility-scale electric-generating capacity to the US power grid in 2023, according to our Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory. More than half of this capacity will be solar power (54%), followed by battery storage (17%). Solar US utility-scale solar capacity has been rising rapidly since 2010. Despite […]

Want An Electric Car? Do It Yourself

Australian culture encourages the vision of the bronzed, sporty Aussie male who can fix anything, build anything, without instructions, and while drinking a beer. Do It Yourself! I’m afraid I don’t really fit that mould, and most Australians don’t. It is a myth perpetuated by self-serving advertisers. So, it was odd to find myself in […]

Toyota — Dead Tech Walking?

David Waterworth with Dr Paul Wildman Due to the overwhelming and positive interest shown in our first article, we thought to do a second article as another take on the Toyota/Japanese car-manufacturing situation. Is Toyota not circling the drain, after all? Is Toyota dead tech walking? According to Statista, Toyota has consistently produced and sold […]

Tracking the Post-IRA Boom in the US EV Supply Chain

6-month update on US EV Supply Chain post-IRA

EVs Don’t Have To Be “Soulless”

In this article, I want to not only identify a problem standing in the way of EV sales growth, but also identify some solutions that manufacturers can look into. It’s not a problem EV manufacturers (including “legacy” auto companies) really face today, but as EVs move from the early adopter phase and into the wider […]

How Would You Feel If Your Municipal Government Required You To Compost?

While the food waste movement across America is gaining momentum, it needs to pick up speed to help tackle the climate crisis.

Studying Ship Tracks To Inform Climate Intervention Decision-Makers

Sandia scientists develop computer tools to study inadvertent marine cloud brightening.

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