renewable energy
Saved by the Bell: Illinois Nuclear Plant Approved by the Help of a Last Minute Vote
The Illinois Senate had adopted an energy policy reform to move the state toward a carbon-free future, with a major component of the package keeping the Byron nuclear power station operational only hours before Commonwealth Edison (ComEd) said it would begin shutting it down.
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Demand Flexibility and Renewable Energy May Be the Key to a Highly Electrified Green Future
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The North Sea Green Energy Can Possibly Overtake Oil and Gas by 2030
Scientists Focus on Marine Biofuels Research as Environmental Concerns Rise
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US First Massive Windfarm Finally Approved by the Biden Adminstration
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Green Power: Renewable Energy Capacity Had a 45% Rise Amidst the Pandemic
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Solar Pavements Installed in Barcelona as a Part of Spain's Photovoltaic Initiatives
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Renewables Might Replace Fossil Fuels in Providing Energy Security in Australia
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