renewable energy

Startup aims to beam sunlight from space using mirrors | Bringing sunlight to Earth at night, a bold new step in renewable energy

AI Should Run on 100% Renewable Energy by 2030, UN Chief Says

Apple uses 100% renewable energy for it’s cloud compute

80% Of Registered Voters Support Funding Renewable Energy, New Yale-GMU Study

Sinking Giant Concrete Orbs to the Bottom of the Ocean Could Store Massive Amounts of Renewable Energy

How giant concrete balls on ocean floors could store renewable energy

Texas Senate Votes To Shred Renewable Energy Rules | Renewable energy in Texas is surging because of its low cost, so of course fossil fuel interests want new laws to protect their profits.

Experts Anticipate Renewable Energy Will Overrun Trump’s Dopey “Energy Dominance” Policy | So much winning! Renewable energy in general, and solar energy in particular, will overrun the dopey “energy dominance” policy expressed by President Trump.

Electricity prices across Europe to stabilise if 2030 targets for renewable energy are met

Europe records big leap in renewable energy

America Lags on Renewable Energy. Blame Regulations and Grid Connection Issues

All Chicago City Buildings Now Run on Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy Made Up 62.7% of Germany’s Electricity in 2024

New microreactor converts CO2 to methanol with renewable energy

DataCrunch wants to be Europe’s first AI cloud hyperscaler — powered by renewable energy

Atomico backs Tem to help businesses buy renewable energy directly from sources

Australia 'wasting' record amounts of renewable energy

Renewable energy to drive green jobs boom across Africa by 2030

Cheap heat-storing 'firebricks' projected to save industries trillions | Researchers predict that firebricks could reduce global reliance on batteries by 14.5%, hydrogen by 31%, and underground heat storage by 27.3% — if the world switches to full renewable energy by 2050.

China's major cloud computing and datacenter players aren't going green in a hurry, according to a Greenpeace study – leaving Microsoft tied to a datacenter operator that uses just 4.35 percent renewable energy.