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Logistics Plus Recognized as 2026 G75 Green Supply Chain Partner for Environmental Efforts

Logistics Plus Recognized as 2026 G75 Green Supply Chain Partner for Environmental Efforts

Logistics Plus Recognized as 2026 G75 Green Supply Chain Partner for Environmental Efforts

Logistics Plus Recognized for Environmental Stewardship in Supply Chain

Logistics Plus Recognized for Environmental Stewardship in Supply Chain

Logistics Plus Recognized for Environmental Stewardship in Supply Chain

GM Unveils Sodium-Ion Battery Storage for Grid-Scale Applications in the U.S.

GM Unveils Sodium-Ion Battery Storage for Grid-Scale Applications in the U.S.

GM Unveils Sodium-Ion Battery Storage for Grid-Scale Applications in the U.S.

Colorado's Energy Policies Lead to Rising Costs and Economic Challenges

Colorado's Energy Policies Lead to Rising Costs and Economic Challenges

Colorado's Energy Policies Lead to Rising Costs and Economic Challenges

Colorado Law Expands Access to Portable Plug-In Solar Panels

Colorado Law Expands Access to Portable Plug-In Solar Panels

A new law in Colorado has been enacted to expand access to solar energy by legalizing small, portable plug-in solar panel units. These units are capable of producing up to nearly 2,000 watts of energy, providing a flexible and accessible option for individuals seeking to harness solar power. Despite the potential benefits, these products are not yet widely available in the market. The law aims to facilitate the adoption of renewable energy by making it easier for residents to integrate solar technology into their homes without the need for extensive installations.

Judge Overturns Trump Policy Limiting Wind and Solar Tax Credits

Judge Overturns Trump Policy Limiting Wind and Solar Tax Credits

Judge Overturns Trump Policy Limiting Wind and Solar Tax Credits

COP31 Presidency Sets Ambitious Electrification and Waste Reduction Goals for 2035

COP31 Presidency Sets Ambitious Electrification and Waste Reduction Goals for 2035

At the Bonn Climate Change Conference, COP31 President-Designate Murat Kurum announced a new global electrification target to increase the share of final energy demand met by electricity from 20% to 35% by 2035. This initiative is part of a broader Action Agenda aimed at mobilizing action beyond conference negotiations, engaging citizens, businesses, investors, and municipalities. The plan also includes targets to halve the growth in global waste and reduce energy consumption intensity in buildings by at least 25% by 2035. The announcement builds on previous COP pledges, such as tripling installed renewable energy capacity by 2030, and is supported by a strategic partnership with the International Energy Agency (IEA).

H2DO Initiates North Sea Green Hydrogen Study to Boost Offshore Wind Capacity

H2DO Initiates North Sea Green Hydrogen Study to Boost Offshore Wind Capacity

Hydrogen of Dutch Origin (H2DO) has launched a feasibility study for a 30-50 MW offshore green hydrogen project in the Dutch North Sea. This initiative aims to demonstrate the potential of offshore hydrogen production to support the expansion of offshore wind capacity while alleviating pressure on onshore infrastructure. The study, funded by the Dutch Topsector Energie program, will explore the development of an offshore hydrogen production facility connected to the shore via pipeline. The project intends to convert electricity from offshore wind farms into green hydrogen at sea, thereby reducing grid congestion and the need for additional electricity transmission infrastructure. The study will deliver a concept design for an offshore hydrogen installation, including hydrogen export infrastructure, and assess technical, commercial, regulatory, and permitting requirements.

Colorado Law Legalizes Portable Plug-In Solar Panels, Expanding Renewable Energy Access

Colorado Law Legalizes Portable Plug-In Solar Panels, Expanding Renewable Energy Access

A new law in Colorado has been enacted to expand access to solar energy by legalizing small, portable plug-in solar panel units. These devices are capable of producing up to nearly 2,000 watts of energy, offering a new avenue for individuals to harness solar power. Despite the potential benefits, these products are not yet widely available in the market. The law aims to make solar energy more accessible to a broader range of consumers, particularly those who may not have the means or space to install traditional solar panel systems.

Qcells Launches Largest Solar Cell Factory in U.S. with New Georgia Facility

Qcells Launches Largest Solar Cell Factory in U.S. with New Georgia Facility

Qcells Launches Largest Solar Cell Factory in U.S. with New Georgia Facility

Sustainable Supply Chains Summit to Address Global Supply Chain Challenges

Sustainable Supply Chains Summit to Address Global Supply Chain Challenges

Sustainable Supply Chains Summit to Address Global Supply Chain Challenges

U.S. Power Grid Adapts to Extreme Heat Amid Rising Demand and Drought Conditions

U.S. Power Grid Adapts to Extreme Heat Amid Rising Demand and Drought Conditions

The U.S. power grid is increasingly treating extreme heat as a standard operating condition rather than a rare event. This shift is driven by rising temperatures, drought, and growing electricity demand. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects a 4% increase in cooling degree days in 2026 compared to 2025, indicating higher air-conditioning demand. The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has identified early-summer heat overlapping with spring maintenance outages as a significant reliability risk. Utilities are adapting by rating transmission lines based on ambient temperature and preparing for later evening peaks when solar output diminishes. Drought conditions, affecting 62% of the continental U.S., threaten hydropower generation, particularly in the Colorado River basin, potentially impacting up to 4,500 MW of power by August 2026.