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…gas, and battery storage will ensure this clean path is affordable for consumers. View more news on power company commitments to lowering emissions: National Journal: Power-Sector Climate Pledges Revive Debate Over Clean-Energy Mandates Colorado Springs Gazette: GUEST COLUMN: Xcel taking a bold step into the unknown View more of Our Take and let us know what you think at jaylistens@clearpath.org….

…implementation guidance for both. A bipartisan group of senators has also offered up a sequel of sorts – the USE IT Act – which was approved by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in May and would aim to spur key infrastructure such as CO2 pipelines that would send the captured carbon for enhanced oil recovery. Rich and ClearPath…

…the proposal at a May 22 House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy hearing.  The broader NDAA conference report hits the Senate floor next week.     RELATED READS: Next-gen nuclear is coming, if we want it – WIRED Coal-Heavy Utah Cities Hope For Small Reactors – SALT LAKE TRIBUNE     NEWS NUGGETS  The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee forwarded…

…company, Remora, is looking to tackle these emissions, specifically from trucking. Over 70% of our everyday products are on a truck before we get them. While essential for our economy, semi-trucks are difficult to decarbonize. Many companies are looking to electrify their fleets, but this option can pose quite a few problems: batteries weigh significantly more than diesel components, which…

…seasons in the past 60 years occurring since 2015. Addressing this threat to our communities and critical infrastructure requires a technology-driven approach that prioritizes prevention and active management.  The good news is that the technologies we need to reduce global energy emissions and keep America competitive are also essential to addressing wildfires, including innovations in advanced forestry practices and grid…

…the best way for the United States to impact global emissions. The significance of implementing the bipartisan Energy Act of 2020 to commercialize key technologies: At the end of 2020, the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee collaborated with the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee to produce an end-of-Congress bipartisan package, including…

This week, House Energy & Commerce Republicans hosted the first-ever “Energy & Environment Innovation Showcase” – an exhibition designed to celebrate a host of American innovators and outline a clear legislative agenda to support realistic climate solutions. The event featured an array of technologically diverse groups, including a small modular reactor company, and a carbon capture project, and a renewable…

The story of American energy is one of innovation. And today, we’re in the middle of a true revolution that the 118th Congress has an opportunity to capitalize on. America has reduced its total carbon dioxide emissions by more than any country in the last 20 years. And it’s largely due to American innovations in the power sector — where…

…our speakers: Rostin Behnam, Chairman, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC); Leslie Biddle, Deputy Under Secretary for Commercialization and Finance, U.S. Department of Energy; Marisa Buchanan, Senior Vice President – Low Carbon Solutions, bp trading & shipping; Kelly Coppola, Upstream Unconventional Issues and Advocacy Manager, ExxonMobil; Kerry Duggan, Founder and CEO, SustainabiliD; Fredrik Ekström, Chairman, Nasdaq Stockholm and Puro.earth; Allister Furey,…

…transfer,” the manager said. “We struggle with this in a mighty way, and when you combine that with the desire of young employees to move around and up, it can be difficult to find folks to anchor those critical roles.” Giles is now a construction compliance engineer at Southern Company’s Vogtle advanced reactor project, which comes with “significantly better” pay….