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$1 Trillion Bill Set to Change the Game for the Green Energy Sector

Image by Sebastian Ganso from Pixabay The House has just passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill that’s worth over $1 trillion and could lead to some significant changes in US infrastructure in the coming years, not to mention some amazing opportunities […]

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Research Shows that Solar and Wind Enough to Power Most Major Countries

According to a study, the most dependable systems, which are dominated by wind power, can supply electricity demand 72 to 91 percent of the time in the nations surveyed, even without energy storage. On the other hand, solar power now dominates systems, which can meet demand 83 to 94 percent of the time with 12 hours of energy storage capacity.

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World s Top CO2 Emitter China Pledges to Make Solar Energy Cheap and Reliable by 2060

China will receive much attention during the forthcoming UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. China's attempts to decarbonize its energy system as the world's top CO2 emitter will be essential in achieving the aim of limiting global average surface temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

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Fossil Fuel Investors are Backing Down But Renewables Energy Still Needs More Time

Even when efforts to renewable energy sources are made, an energy price shock serves as a reminder of the world's continuing reliance on fossil fuels.

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