Jonas Muthoni

Natural gas is making a comeback in U.S. power planning. Not because renewables disappeared. Not because solar and batteries stopped growing. The reason is

Tesla has stopped selling its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) package as a one-time purchase in Europe. New buyers who want the system now have to pay a

Texas is still an oil and gas powerhouse. But on its main electric grid, solar power is now moving past coal.

Elon Musk spent years selling a simple idea: the world could run on solar power, batteries, and electric transport. Now his AI business is leaning hard into

New York is preparing to change parts of its landmark 2019 climate law, and the reason is not complicated: energy costs have become too big to ignore.

China is testing a new kind of wind power system that does not sit on a tower, does not need a giant foundation, and does not stay close to the ground. It

Balcony solar is the small clean-energy idea that should be easy. A panel. A plug. A little less money going to the utility every month.

Duke Energy is turning customer-owned batteries into grid assets. That is the core move.

Clean energy investors are done asking politely. They are starting to play politics like an industry that has money, jobs, and something to lose.

Morocco is no longer just trying to reduce its fuel import bill. It is trying to become one of the most important clean energy players between Africa and