Energy

INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis Public Schools has announced plans to move forward with the largest solar energy project by an educational institution in the state of Indiana. According to IPS, the solar energy project would significantly reduce cost, cut carbon emissions and boost sustainability efforts for… Read More »IPS plans to add solar panels to 20 schools

This is a weekly feature that runs down the week’s top 10 funding rounds in the US Check out last week’s biggest funding rounds here. Companies in the energy sector seem like the big winners this week. But startups in and around the enterprise software… Read More »Clearway Energy Group Powers Up With $ 1.6B, SpaceX Receives Galactic-Sized Raise

During the waning days of the 2022 legislative session, a bill to protect coffee – one of the state’s most valuable cash crops – was alive by a thread. Sponsored by Rep. Nicole Lowen, a Big Island lawmaker who chairs the House Energy and Environmental… Read More »How A Powerful Lawmaker Forced Through A Contentious Energy Bill

NEW ORLEANS – Energy industry veteran Al Petrie – who will be featured on next week’s Biz Talks podcast – has organized not one but two major industry gatherings scheduled to take place next week in New Orleans. The Southern Industrial Conference, debuting May 31… Read More »Al Petrie, Energy Industry Vet, Hosting Back-to-Back Conferences

Rendering of a NHOA Taiwan project, awarded by its parent company TCC. Image: NHOA. Taiwan’s renewable energy goals will only be made possible with the deployment of energy storage equivalent to 20% of new installed renewable energy capacity, according to the chairman of Taiwan Cement… Read More »Taiwan needs at least 9GW energy storage by 2030

Its bright green roof has always made Bishop James Mahoney Catholic High School in Saskatoon easy to spot. Now the school is turning heads for a different reason: a giant flower on its lawn. The five-meter tall flower made of cement, metal, and silicon is… Read More »Solar flower provides power to Saskatoon high school while inspiring students