Headline News:
- “The Young Minds Solving Climate Change” • People of the younger generations understand that there are solutions to the problems of climate change. “The climate crisis has already been solved. We already have all the facts and solutions. All we have to do is to wake up and change,” said Nobel Prize nominee Greta Thunberg. [BBC]
Waterfall in the Amazon rain forest (Getty Images)
- “It Took Just Two Summers For Renewables To Replace Hazelwood” • For CO₂ pollution, Hazelwood was the worst coal power station in Australia, but it was very important for power supplies. The AEMO said it would take eight years to replace it with a coal plant. But it took two summers to replace it with wind and solar. [RenewEconomy]
- “Florida Charges Ahead With 400-MW Mega-Battery” • Florida Power & Light is building the world’s largest solar-powered battery, four times the capacity of the world’s largest operating battery in South Australia. The 409-MW facility, to be commissioned in late 2021, will be charged by an existing FPL PV plant in Manatee County. [reNEWS]
- “Corporate Giants Form Alliance To Buy Renewable Energy” • Some of the top manufacturers in the US, consumer companies, and high technology firms are launching Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance. The trade organization is expected to create a boom in renewable energy purchases throughout corporate America. [Kallanish Energy]
- “Energy Industry Says NH Could Soon See Offshore Wind, Modernized Grid, More EV Chargers” • Energy industry players have announced big plans for the future of New Hampshire’s electric grid, including offshore wind. This came even as some progressive energy ideas continue to stir controversy in state government. [New Hampshire Public Radio]
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March 29 Green Energy News posted first on Green Energy Times
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