RWE has signed a long-term power purchase agreement with Meta for the 298-MW Rabbit’s Foot Solar project in Texas, supporting Meta’s data center energy needs.
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Clean Energy Investments Surge, But That Is Only Part Of The Story
Despite record investments in clean energy surpassing fossil fuels, systemic waste and subsidies complicate the transition to sustainable energy sources.
Sierra Club Welcomes NYC Pension Search for Asset Managers, Urges Strong Climate Accountability
NYC pension systems are reviewing asset managers, emphasizing climate risk management. Sierra Club urges strong climate standards for managers like BlackRock.
Largest Wind Farm in the United States Slated to Begin Commercial Operations
The SunZia Wind Project in New Mexico, the largest in the U.S., is set to start commercial operations, adding 3,650 MW capacity and exporting power to California and Arizona.
Most Efficient Solar Module in the World — New Record
Fraunhofer ISE achieves a new world record with a 34.4% efficient III-V germanium solar module, surpassing previous benchmarks in solar tech.
PSPS map: PG&E cuts power for thousands over elevated fire danger
PG&E has initiated Public Safety Power Shutoffs affecting thousands in fire-prone areas due to elevated fire danger, with details still emerging.
Build vs Buy a Prebuilt AI Workstation
Should you build or buy your AI workstation? Explore the true costs, benefits, and trade-offs in 2026. Make the right choice for speed, control, and support.
Old Oil and Gas Wells Could Find Second Life Producing Clean Energy
States are exploring converting abandoned oil and gas wells into geothermal energy sources, potentially providing a new clean energy resource amid climate goals.
How to Prep for a Week Without Power Without Going Overboard
Don’t overprepare for a week without power—discover practical tips to stay safe and organized without unnecessary stress or expense.
The Hidden Outage Risk in Apartments (and How to Prepare)
The hidden outage risks in apartments can lead to serious hazards; learn how to stay safe and prepared before disaster strikes.