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Carbon intensity in the electric power sector has changed dramatically in recent years. AEO2023 is projecting steep improvements, reaching 0.14 metric tons CO2 per MWh in 2050, less than one-fourth the 2005 intensity.

EIA has published the March 2023 Monthly Energy Review, with its first, preliminary data for calendar year 2022. Today, let's look at U.S. CO2 emissions. First estimates for 2022 CO2 emissions are 4,969.9 million metric tons (MMT). This is 1.37% higher than the 2021 total, though still over a billion tons lower than the U.S. peak CO2 peak years 2005-2007. The electric power

You can now catch the hourlong webinar—with the first half focused on introducing the Liftoff initiative and the second half taking a deep dive into the findings of the Clean Hydrogen report.

The comment threads below these kinds of posts always gives me an odd sense of dejected amusement. Extremism rules, whether it is "a total #renewables disruption is right around the corner" or "renewables are useless and #nuclear is our only hope" or "#oilandgas subsidies are the only reason why they still compete" or "#climatechange is a hoax" or "the #climatecrisis is

Ohio is overhauling its energy efficiency program. Out with the old, demanding, and flawed system and in with the new, defined, optional program designed to help residential customers save money. House Bill 79 has the full support of the state’s utilities and environmental advocates, which lends to its potential for success.

I lived in Akron when it was the rubber capital of the world and the soot and stench made clear the benefit of rich countries ability to outsource emissions to poor countries. The idea among dilettantes that we are going to return to mining, refining, and manufacturing is fanciful at best.

This document contains links to all of the major / educational papers I have written and posted to Energy Central. I originally posted this document at the end of 2018. This quarterly update is at the end of the first quarter (March) of 2023.

In a process known as Community Choice Aggregation (CCA), among other names, communities, local authorities, and businesses are acting together to procure power at preferential rates.

Big LNG cargoes, gas storage facilities are crucial reserves for the winter. Even if all of Germany's storage facilities were fully stocked, the country's yearly gas demand, which was over 1 million gigawatt hours in 2021, could not be satisfied with just a quarter of that amount. Germany therefore requires both continuous supply from pipelines and LNG terminals in addition to

Last Energy is a startup working to make low-cost small pressure water reactors (20 MW) with simple off the shelf parts. They are designing to keep things simple, use as much off the shelf parts as possible and to use workers with existing...