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Joe Biden claims credit for clean energy 'boom' in bid to reset climate messaging, tout achievements - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden claims credit for clean energy 'boom' in bid to reset climate messaging, tout achievements

President Biden on Wednesday sought to fine-tune his messaging on combating climate change and promoting "Bidenomics" as he touted the effects of major laws nearly one year after their implementation.

Can the US electric grid support full switch to green energy now? - Vimarsana News

Can the US electric grid support full switch to green energy now?

Barry Ingold, COO of Tri-State Generation & Transmission, discusses what it will take to transition from fossil fuels to a carbon-neutral grid.

Electricity providers beg Biden not to shutter power plants in the name of climate change - Vimarsana News

Electricity providers beg Biden not to shutter power plants in the name of climate change

Regional electricity providers tasked with keeping America's lights on warned Tuesday that the Biden administration must delay the retirement of fossil fuel power plants to give renewables time to catch up -- or else risk major energy shortfalls.

Colorado utilities say they're preparing in case weather turns extreme - Vimarsana News

Colorado utilities say they're preparing in case weather turns extreme

Colorado is all but out of drought and has a healthy snowpack, alleviating immediate concerns about a hot, summer taxing the electric grid. But a national watchdog agency warns of electric outages.

Colorado utilities say they're preparing in case weather turns extreme - Vimarsana News

Colorado utilities say they're preparing in case weather turns extreme

Colorado is all but out of drought and has a healthy snowpack, alleviating immediate concerns about a hot, summer taxing the electric grid. But a national watchdog agency warns of electric outages.