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Mission Possible Partnership announces new initiative that aims to deliver first shipment of clean hydrogen from the US to Europe by 2026

The Treasury still hasn’t released guidance for how the IRA hydrogen tax credit will be implemented. Why energy and climate folks are anxiously awaiting word.

They need to start working together to solve the climate crisis. A new agreement could be the first step.

Land Use: The industrys sprawling projects have generated concerns about about aesthetics, harm to property values, loss of arable land and threats to wildlife habitats, among others.

The solar energy industry's large projects have generated concerns about loss of arable land, among others. Ongoing work looks to resolve some of those conflicts.

Tyler O’Brien, Livermore

LIVERMORE — California’s 1st District Court of Appeal has rejected Save North Livermore Valley’s (SNLV) appeal to overturn Alameda County’s approval of the 347-acre Aramis solar farm, paving the way

LIVERMORE — Save North Livermore Valley’s (SLNV) attorneys took their case against Alameda County’s approval of the 347-acre Aramis solar farm to California’s 1st District Court of Appeal last week,

With solar-plus-storage project development increasing across the globe, PV Tech looked at its current challenges and advantages.

Utility-scale solar farms spreading rapidly across the desert Southwest are stressing the region’s already overtaxed groundwater and communities are beginning to push back.