Clean Energy Archives | Page 117 of 1727 | The Cool Down

A nuclear power plant with cooling towers emitting steam, set against a green landscape.

Tech

Ukraine avoided blackouts during record heat as reserve power eased grid strain

A small home battery system.

Tech

Australia's home battery boom hits a hurdle as owners resist programs that could save more

A dog reaches through a chain-link fence in a kennel setting.

Business

Manitoba shelters are seeing a surge in pet surrenders as everyday costs keep climbing

A group protests with signs demanding the cancellation of surveillance contracts with Flock outside a government building.

Tech

Ohio city to discuss Flock camera backlash as protesters rally outside City Hall

A group of people holds signs protesting against data centers and gas power plants.

Tech

$1.4 billion in projected health harms triggers backlash over Wisconsin gas-fired plants for data centers

A street lined with colorful houses and parked cars under a partly cloudy sky in a small town.

Tech

Why a struggling town in Maine wants the data center everyone else is trying to stop

An outdoor air conditioning unit installed against a brick wall.

Business

California, 8 other states launch Costco-style heat pump buying plan to slash installation costs

A data center complex with multiple exterior cooling units and construction equipment.

Tech

North Carolina county eyes data center moratorium as zoning debate returns

A gray brick wall with two utility boxes and a gas meter attached.

Home

Across the US, homes with solar can add whole-home battery backup without major rewiring

Row of Victorian-style houses with colorful bay windows and landscaped front yards.

Home

Philadelphia homeowners have until Nov. 13 to lock in HVAC rebates up to $1,650

An air conditioning unit beside a brick wall.

Home

Homeowner's humming AC turned out to have one failed part, not a full system breakdown

A rooftop covered with solar panels against a blue sky with clouds.

Business

North Carolina solar installs fell by two-thirds, but high power bills are drawing buyers back