The U.S. Department of Energy has initiated new energy codes that center on "zero energy" buildings, essentially phasing out the use of fossil fuels in construction. This forward-thinking approach is part of the country's efforts to combat climate change by promoting buildings that
The Promise of Hydrogen in Texas Hydrogen's Clean-Burning Potential Hydrogen holds the key to possibly one of the most significant transformations in the energy sector. Its clean-burning quality means that when used as a fuel, it emits only water and heat, leaving behind no greenhouse gases
Colorado faces a critical juncture with Senate Bill 21-181 (SB21-181), which seeks to revolutionize its energy landscape. This bill encapsulates the urgent need to embrace renewable energy while recognizing the economic stakes attached to the traditional oil and gas sector. The proposed legislation
The Paris climate accord, an emblem of global unity against climate change, is under siege as new fossil fuel projects threaten to derail its objectives. These developments sharply contradict the International Energy Agency's directive, which asserts that to maintain a safe climate with only a
In a pivotal shift, the United States Federal Government has decided to back the rejuvenation of Michigan's Palisades Nuclear Power Plant. This decision follows the plant's acquisition by Holtec International, which had initially intended to decommission the aging facility. The federal
While Canada has been a proponent of diminishing coal usage, aligning with global environmental goals, it paradoxically faces an increase in its coal exportation, which is at odds with its domestic environmental commitments. In an unanticipated turn of events, data from principal Canadian ports
