Fossil fuels
Hawaii relies on Russian oil — but clean energy could change that
Hawaii's transition to renewables becomes all the more urgent as Russia's invasion of Ukraine rattles energy markets.
By Julian Spector .
Fossil fuels
Politics
How Trump’s second term could derail the clean energy transition
The Inflation Reduction Act might not be completely repealed, but plenty of other climate policies could be undone — and fossil fuels could be unleashed.
By Jeff St. John .
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Hydrogen
Which states will win out on $9.5B in federal clean hydrogen funding?
The U.S. government is finally investing in clean hydrogen. From L.A. to West Virginia, everybody wants a slice.By Jeff St. John .
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Electrification
What are the hurdles to electrifying a home? Contractors and experts weigh in
Installing heat pumps and induction stoves can be costly and complex, but they boost homeowners' health and comfort — and benefit the climate too.By Jeff St. John .
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Podcast
Could a ‘green upheaval’ embolden Russia?
What Germany’s complicated relationship with Russia tells us about the messy geopolitics of the energy transition.PlayBy Stephen Lacey .
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Marine transport
Offshore wind farms could double as electric charging stations for ships
Shipping giant Maersk and other firms are developing tech to help the maritime industry ditch dirty diesel and run on wind power.By Maria Gallucci .
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Fossil fuels
US coal communities get historic $11B to clean up abandoned mines
The funds support regions and workers grappling firsthand with the transition to clean energy.By Julian Spector .
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Solar
Biggest solar farm in Louisiana gets warm welcome from local community
Lightsource bp's Ventress project will more than double solar capacity in a state known for oil and gas.By Eric Wesoff .
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Carbon-free buildings
How to get New York City’s biggest buildings to zero carbon
High-rise buildings can’t eliminate natural gas all at once. But they can and should start electrifying their heating right now.By Jeff St. John .
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Climate justice
Chart: Black Americans hit hardest by deadly air pollution
As we clean up electricity and other sectors, all Americans will benefit from cleaner air — but Black Americans stand to benefit the most.By Maria Virginia Olano .
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Fossil fuels
We're still expanding the natural gas system — and there's a good chance you're paying for it
The climate crisis demands we wean ourselves off gas, but new buildings keep getting hooked up, thanks to sweetheart provisions and utility-bill subsidies.
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