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Renewable Energy Costs Take Another Tumble, Making Fossil Fuels Look More Expensive Than Ever
The cost of renewable energy has tumbled even further over the past year, to the point where almost every source of green energy can now compete on cost with oil, coal and gas-fired power plants, according to new data released today. Hydroelectric power is the cheapest source of renewable energy, at an average of $0.05 per kilowatt hour (kWh), but the average cost of developing new power plants based on onshore wind, solar photovoltaic (PV), biomass or geothermal energy is now usually below $0.10/kWh. Not far behind that is onshore wind, which costs close to $0.12/kWh. These figures are glo...
1000 MWh Renewable Energy Storage Project In Utah Announced
June 1st, 2019 by Steve Hanley. Utah governor Gary Herbert and US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announced what they termed the largest clean energy ...
Saturday marks start of Glenwood Springs being 7th U.S. city to use 100% renewable energy
This week's windy contract signing ceremony atop Iron Mountain officially made Glenwood Springs the seventh city in the United States powered entirely by ...
Using Renewable Energy Could Pose Environmental Risks
A new study postulates that striving to use renewable energy also has the potential to contribute to global warming.
Opinion: The greenprint: Checking up on Germany's transition to renewable energy
The sun rises behind power lines in Frankfurt. Germany's 'Energiewende,' or 'energy transition,' has given new life to solar and other renewable power sources.
A radical idea to get a high-renewable electric grid: Build way more solar and wind than needed
Solar and wind are renewable yet variable resources. New research shows that using them for the energy transition is not only possible, it's also affordable.
Commentary: It's time for Virginia to power a clean energy future
Salesforce is calling on Virginia's utilities, regulators, and lawmakers to prioritize clean energy in their policymaking and grid-planning activities.
Ask Eartha: Challenges and advantages of solar energy systems in mountain homes
Dear Eartha,I'm considering installing solar on my home in Breckenridge. What things should I consider as I head down this road?— Dave, BreckenridgeThank ...
Demonstrators rush stage at governor's summit as he announces new renewable energy plant
It was the governor's event, but youthful environmental demonstrators inserted themselves into the cast. About 18 demonstrators, saying the state and federal ...
IRENA says falling renewable energy costs will drive global climate action
Cost reductions, particularly for solar and wind power technologies, are set to continue into the next decade, new IRENA report finds - NEWS, POWER from ...
Editorial: Expand solar while saving ratepayers
Gainesville Regional Utilities should build on its standing as a state leader in renewable energy, but this time needs to reduce rates while reducing carbon ...
Nigeria’s unreliable electricity costs its economy $29 billion a year—solar power would save billions
Lengthy power cuts are pretty much a daily experience in Nigeria. The country’s epileptic power supply has been identified by businesses as the second biggest obstacle to doing business in the country, after a lack of access to finance. This unreliable power supply is a major hindrance to Nigeria’s economic growth. It also costs the country an enormous amount of money. Quoting Nigerian government data, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that a lack of access to reliable electricity costs Nigeria an estimated $29 billion a year. The situation comes with environmental and health risks...
Ohio’s Nuclear Bailout Plan Balloons to Embrace Coal (while Killing Renewable Energy Rules)
While other states are embracing renewable energy, Ohio is heading in the opposite direction. A bill passed this week by the Ohio House would subsidize ...
