Renewable energy projects surge at state and local levels
Billions of dollars in new clean energy projects are launching across the U.S. with robust federal and state funding in place.
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New York invests $150 million in energy efficient college campus buildings
The funding is part of a broader push to decarbonize New York's public buildings while creating union jobs in clean energy.
Minnesota-based utility company receives approval for clean energy pilot projects
In 2021, Minnesota passed the Natural Gas Innovation Act, creating a framework enabling natural gas utilities to better reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
New Department of Energy directive shifts priorities toward energy expansion
The secretary's order centers on increasing energy production while reducing costs for consumers and businesses.
DOE offers $19 million funding opportunity to boost geothermal data and energy expansion
The geothermal initiative will support a variety of activities, including regional data collection and exploratory drilling programs.
Ann Arbor establishes community-owned sustainable energy utility
This optional utility will not replace the existing grid and will exclusively receive support from elective members.
DOE launches five-year consortium to advance geothermal research, projects
The GEODE initiative pulls from the expertise of the oil and gas sector to expand geothermal energy deployment, innovate cutting-edge technologies and impact the future of renewable energy.
Davidson College to reimagine historic 50-year-old library
$100 million North Carolina project currently in design phase, with construction beginning in 2025
Feds allocate $475 million to projects redeveloping mines for clean energy
Projects are solar, microgrid and pumped storage hydropower systems as well as geothermal and battery energy storage systems
New technologies could substantially increase geothermal energy production, report says
Enhanced and closed-loop systems expand geothermal potential to areas previously unsuitable for conventional projects, DOE report says
