The Crossroads of Climate Accounting and Market Momentum A well-intentioned effort to refine the rules of corporate climate accounting may be on a collision course with the very market it aims to support. The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, the world’s most widely used standard for measuring
With us today is Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert on U.S. energy policy and grid infrastructure. We're here to unpack the recent, abrupt cancellation of a billion-dollar federal fund designed to build a more resilient, solar-powered energy grid in Puerto Rico. This decision marks a dramatic
In a move signaling a profound recalibration of national energy policy, the Department of Energy has officially withdrawn a substantial $1.8 billion loan commitment previously allocated to Arizona Public Service, the state's largest utility. This funding was earmarked for a suite of projects
Beneath the iconic, sun-bleached bathtub rings of Lake Mead lies a less visible but far more insidious threat than falling water levels alone: the steady, relentless rise of the water’s temperature. The vast reservoir, a cornerstone of life in the American Southwest, is heating up, creating a
In a landmark move that solidifies its position on the global renewable energy stage, Morocco has officially initiated the first phase of its ambitious green hydrogen strategy by finalizing preliminary land reservation contracts for several large-scale development projects. This decisive,
A Surprising Divide: Unpacking the Nuance in Conservative Views on Solar A new poll commissioned by America’s largest solar panel manufacturer reveals a significant and complex divide between the Trump administration's anti-solar policies and the views of its own voters. The research, conducted by
