Renewable Energy

Despite two-thirds of Utah's electricity still originating from fossil fuels, solar energy managed to surpass both coal and natural gas during peak production months in 2026. This monumental shift signals a turning point for the Intermountain West, a region historically defined by its reliance on

The economic reality of blade recovery is currently unfavorable, as the cost of preparing and transporting materials often far exceeds the actual market value of the recovered components. This stark financial landscape poses a significant threat to the sustainability narrative of the wind industry,

Ranking among the top ten power producers in the nation, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers maintains a vast network of infrastructure spread across five primary geographical divisions. This expansive footprint establishes the agency as the largest producer of hydroelectric power in the United

Integrating specific vitamins and hormones into the first three days of an algae cultivation cycle creates a robust biomass foundation for subsequent lipid production stages. The global search for truly sustainable fuel sources has often stumbled over the economic viability of microalgae

The installation of UNITROL® 8000 excitation systems across five generating units will allow the Vikfalli complex to meet increasingly stringent modern grid codes. This strategic initiative, overseen by Statkraft, Europe’s leading producer of renewable energy, focuses on three integral power

The concentration of land in the hands of large agribusinesses for fuel production undermines the possibility of developing local food sovereignty. Throughout northern South America, a complex geopolitical drama is unfolding as nations scramble to meet the soaring international demand for renewable