Deregulated Energy

Several major trade associations are pressing the U.S. Treasury Department for clear guidance on the new 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit, warning of potential disruptions to fuel pricing and market stability if the guidance is improperly implemented. Simultaneously, these groups are voicing strong opposition to the RECHARGE Act, a federal proposal they argue could undermine …

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With a $75 million federal investment, the Grid Storage Launchpad will test energy storage systems up to 100 kilowatts, ensuring new technologies can operate under real-world conditions before widespread deployment.

A recent study reveals that drought conditions are exacerbating drinking water contamination in California’s Latino/a communities, with community water systems serving these populations showing consistently higher levels of nitrate and arsenic contamination. This trend is particularly pronounced in very small and privately operated systems.

Between 2018 and 2023, Georgia’s e-mobility and battery ecosystem attracted investments totaling over $27.3 billion. Major automotive players like Hyundai, Kia, and Rivian have established significant operations in the state.

The quest for the perfect wildlife shot is taking a toll on fragile species and ecosystems. When stunning photos of “undiscovered” natural wonders go viral, they can spark an influx of visitors that overwhelms delicate habitats.

A recent study reveals that the effectiveness of eco-friendly clothing return schemes is significantly impacted by the location of both firms and consumers. Despite many activewear brands selling globally online, their “Waste Reduction Networks” are often limited to local, regional, or national scales, creating a disconnect between global sales and sustainability efforts.

The Green Power Gap was determined by considering carbon emission limits to maintain global temperatures below 1.75°C, along with population growth and development objectives. The report assumes advanced and emerging economies will achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and 2060, respectively, leaving a 207 gigaton carbon budget for energy-poor countries.

A new Massachusetts law will ban PFAS from firefighting gear by 2027, aiming to protect firefighters from cancer.

The NJBPU pulled approvals for Ørsted’s offshore wind projects, marking a win for Cape May County’s environmental and economic concerns.

Research indicates that expanding agriculture into tropical regions could lead to a 26% reduction in biodiversity and a major spike in global CO2 emissions.