Renewable energy stocks and related exchange traded funds are encountering some headwinds this year as ebullience from the 2020 election cycle has long …
Bridgelink Engineering Buys Renewable Energy Firm BCR Companies – Solar Industry
A turnkey company with over 700 employees and 21 large utility-scale renewable energy projects across the U.S., Bridgelink Engineering is on track to output …
Triton Knoll wraps up onshore works – reNews
“This was a great project that demonstrated the skills and capabilities of our teams and help deliver renewable energy safely and reliably to thousands of …
DOE teams with Xcel, Berkshire Hathaway Energy on cybersecurity program to protect clean …
The National Renewable Energy Lab’s facility is helping prepare the grid for the addition of electric vehicles, renewable energy generation systems, energy …
EIA: Renewable energy growth to continue
Although petroleum and other liquid fuels will remain the world’s largest energy source in 2050, renewable energy sources, which include solar and wind, …
Naperville residents encourage city to work toward switch to renewable energy sources
There’s a lot more we can do as far as renewable energy.” The dozens of clean energy advocates at Tuesday’s meeting first held a rally at the nearby Free …
Fortescue buys 60% stake in Dutch-based renewable energy firm | Reuters
… is pursuing some of the most ambitious green plans in the industry with its efforts to diversify into renewable energy and green hydrogen through FFI.
Westerlo passes renewable-energy laws | The Altamont Enterprise
… adopted comprehensive plan, will allow the town to run out its moratorium on renewable energy development and better manage projects as they come along.
Embrace renewable energy, Sterling Bank tells firms – Punch Newspapers
Sterling Bank Plc has advised Nigerian corporate organisations to focus on the long term benefits of renewable energy solutions rather than shy away due to …
$11 Billion Has Poured Into Clean Energy Startups This Year – Yahoo Finance
Ironically, many renewable energy startups owe their continuing existence to the companies they are supposed to replace: Large oil and gas companies.