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Colorado Springs Utilities Considers Adding Small Nuclear Reactor
Renewable Energy Colorado Springs Utilities Considers Adding Small Nuclear Reactor

Christopher Hailstone has extensive experience with energy management, renewable energy, and electricity delivery. He is our Utilities expert and offers valuable insights on grid reliability and security. In this interview, he discusses the recommendations of the Utility Policy Advisory Committee

How Can Clearloop and Microsoft Transform Underserved Communities?
Renewable Energy How Can Clearloop and Microsoft Transform Underserved Communities?

The multi-year agreement between Clearloop, a carbon solutions platform under Silicon Ranch, and Microsoft aims to deploy up to 100 MW of renewable energy projects over the next three years. These projects will be situated in socioeconomically diverse and historically underinvested American

Inflation Reduction Act Expected to Yield Trillions in Benefits
Environmental & Regulations Inflation Reduction Act Expected to Yield Trillions in Benefits

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is projected to create substantial economic and environmental benefits, as outlined in a recent report produced by ICF and commissioned by the American Clean Power Association (ACP). The report indicates that from 2025 to 2035, the IRA will generate over $2.7

Can the SEIA Achieve 700 GWh of Energy Storage by 2030?
Energy Management Can the SEIA Achieve 700 GWh of Energy Storage by 2030?

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has set an ambitious goal to install 700 GWh of energy storage by 2030, a target that could significantly enhance the United States' energy security and adaptability in the face of rising energy consumption. This objective is a focal point of a

How Will the DOE's $1.8 Billion Loan Boost Arizona's Clean Energy Push?
Renewable Energy How Will the DOE's $1.8 Billion Loan Boost Arizona's Clean Energy Push?

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced a substantial $1.8 billion loan guarantee for Arizona Public Service (APS), aimed at boosting the state's clean energy initiatives. The agency's backing will fund several key projects intended to enhance renewable power generation and

Can Virginia Balance Distributed and Utility-Scale Solar Progress?
Renewable Energy Can Virginia Balance Distributed and Utility-Scale Solar Progress?

Virginia's legislative landscape concerning solar energy development presents a complex and often contrasting narrative, marked by the success of distributed solar projects and the stagnation of utility-scale solar initiatives. Virginia's quest for increased use of clean energy is driven

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