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2020: Fossil fuels are dead, long live the sun

GreenBiz

2020: Fossil fuels are dead, long live the sun. We’ve spent decades promoting clean energy technologies. In this strangest of all years, as the death toll mounts from a disease caused by human incursions into once intact ecosystems, we’re observing another death — the demise of fossil fuels. Hunter Lovins.

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Benefits of Solar Power for Homes for Homeowners

Green Living Guy

Solar power is becoming increasingly popular as a source of clean, renewable energy. More and more homeowners are installing solar panels on their roofs to generate electricity and reduce their dependence on traditional, fossil-fuel-based power sources.

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Alberta renewables should have fewer roadblocks than fossil fuels, not more

Clean Energy Canada

VICTORIA — Evan Pivnick, clean energy program manager at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the Alberta government’s six-month moratorium on new wind and solar power projects. Between 2025 and 2050, there could be as many as 419,000 clean energy jobs added in the province.

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We could soon be getting energy from solar power harvested in space

Envirotec Magazine

The idea of space-based solar power (SBSP) – using satellites to collect energy from the sun and “beam” it to collection points on Earth – has been around since at least the late 1960s. If so, SBSP could become a vital part of the world’s transition away from fossil fuels to green energy.

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Selling solar power as energy independence in fossil fuel-heavy Louisiana

Solar Power World

By Andy Kowalczyk, Renewable Energy and Energy Choice Advocate, PosiGen Solar It’s often hard to put into context just how unique this time is that we live in.

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Top 10 Interesting Facts You Need to Know About Solar Energy

U.S. Green Technology

Solar energy has been the subject of political discussion and advancement for many years, but now the sector is ready to make a statement on its own. The future appears to be getting a little brighter as solar power plants all around the world compete with fossil fuels on pricing without government subsidies.

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FERC expects 50 GW of rewnewables to be added in next three years – far outpacing fossil fuels

Solar Power World

FERC released its year-end energy infrastructure report today, and initial analysis by the SUN DAY Campaign finds that renewable energy sources provided 57.26% of new U.S. electrical generating capacity added in 2019 — swamping new additions provided by coal, natural gas, oil and nuclear power combined.