Carlos Ortegains

In a significant move towards sustainable energy solutions, USA BioEnergy (USABE) has acquired over 1,600 acres in East Texas to construct a $2.8 billion advanced biorefinery that will convert wood waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This transformative facility, located in Bon Weir, Texas,

In 2024, France's power grid reached a momentous achievement by attaining over 95% fossil-free electricity production, a remarkable figure driven by increased outputs in both nuclear and renewable energy. This accomplishment also marked a five-year peak in electricity generation, summing up to

The recent decision by the Alberta government, led by Premier Danielle Smith and Energy Minister Brian Jean, to lift a ban on coal mining in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains has sparked significant controversy. This area, known for its environmental sensitivity, has seen strong public

The Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer a speculative concept but has become instrumental in reshaping how we live, particularly in smart homes and cities. This technology's advent has led to interconnected systems that facilitate real-time data sharing, bringing unprecedented efficiency and

Tama County has recently made headlines with a decision that could have far-reaching implications for the future of renewable energy projects in the region. The county's supervisors have enacted moratoriums on commercial wind and solar energy developments, a move driven primarily by local

Seattle has been making significant strides in reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, even as the city experiences substantial economic growth and population increase. A recent report by the City of Seattle provides a detailed analysis of the city's annual greenhouse gas emissions, focusing on

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has the potential to significantly impact international obligations of states concerning climate change through its advisory opinion. This development spurs considerable debate among states about whether such an advisory opinion might disrupt the

The Ashland City Council recently approved the first reading of an ordinance designed to impose fees on the installation of gas appliances in new residential constructions. This marks a crucial step forward in a campaign largely driven by local high school students advocating for electrification.

The surge in electricity rates proposed by Goat Lake Hydroelectric has triggered a wave of concern and opposition among Haines residents. This initiative, meant to cover substantial costs such as a $12 million repair expenditure following the damage to a submarine transmission cable, has led to

The Vineyard Wind project has recently seen significant progress with the lifting of a suspension order, allowing the renewed construction and power generation activities. This pivotal development comes just days before the conclusion of an administration known for its reluctance toward offshore