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Researchers Identify Battery Alternative To Slow Climate Change
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“If these batteries are really big, can we use elements, can we use materials that are not very dangerous, that are Earth abundant, that are readily available?”
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SUNY System Considering Retirement Plan Reinvestment In Clean Energy
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“It’s good economic sense because that is the future. And that’s where you’re going to see all the economic development and jobs being created.”
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Siting Board Denies Rehearing For High Bridge Wind Farm
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“GCNR’s petition does not establish any error of law or fact to support its rehearing request.”
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Broome Co. Wind Project Construction Continuing Through Summer
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“Our goal this year is to complete as much of the project as we can before the winter hits.”
BU Researchers Say AI Might Boost Solar Connection To Power Grid
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They say it will be important to find ways for solar farms to store and control how much energy they release to the grid.
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Cayuga Lake Coal-Fired Power Plant To Convert To Solar Powered Data Center
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The owners want to convert it into a 100 megawatt data center. Their proposal includes a seventy-five acre solar farm, and they will apply to the state for a 125 megawatt renewable energy allocation.
Cornell Law Professor Says A “Green Amendment” Won’t Bring Changes To Slow Climate Change
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“The real challenge with the Green Amendment is that it may not even mean anything, but even if it does it could take decades for it to become meaningful.”
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Unpacking Changes To How New York Values Solar
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Earlier this month, New York’s Public Service Commission changed how solar energy is valued in the state. Ahead of the decision, some solar advocates were worried a change in regulations would make solar panels less attractive for homeowners and small businesses. WSKG’s Gabe Altieri spoke with Valessa Souter-Kline, who works with NYSEIA, about what the decision means for the solar industry. NYSEIA is a trade association that advocates for the solar industry. On what the Public Service Commission decided:
Valessa Souter-Kline: This new system gets into ‘what is solar actually providing to the grid?’