Reusing Captured Carbon Dioxide: A Key to Decarbonization
The U.S. and several other countries worldwide are investing heavily in the development of and deployment of carbon capture and
Brittany Franklin: Energy’s Role In Saving Children With Cancer
Brittany Hebert Franklin’s big smile and cheery misdemeanor put you immediately at ease when talking to her. Despite the fact
Meet Trump’s Energy Appointees: Shaping U.S. Policy
President-elect Donald Trump has begun to select the members of his new government, nominating new cabinet members across several departments.
Can Direct Air Carbon Capture Really Work?
Swiss company Climeworks’ ‘Mammoth’ opened for business in May, but can it do what the company has promised and sequester
What’s Ahead for U.S. Energy Policy Under Trump?
Following the November 5th U.S. Presidential election, Donald Trump was named President for a second, non-consecutive, term. There has been
U.S. Expands Clean Energy Cooperation Globally
Following two successful years of an accelerated green transition, the U.S. expands clean energy cooperation by deepening ties with several
Diversifying U.S. Energy Mix for a Secure Future
As the U.S. ramps up its natural gas production, clean energy experts are suggesting that billions in investment could be
U.S. Pushes for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Expansion
As the U.S. pursues a green energy transition, some of the most polluting industries are feeling the pressure to decarbonize.
U.S. Energy Infrastructure Resilience Amid Severe Weather
As the U.S. faces more severe hurricanes, the robustness of the country’s energy infrastructure is once again being called into
Small Business Clean Energy Growth is Driving Change
As the U.S. government accelerates the green transition, providing huge injections of funding into a diverse array of renewable energy
