Tina Casey

The European Union has been working on a plan to replace liquid fossil fuels with an EU-wide lower-carbon gas network, which includes stepping up the supply of green hydrogen fuel for aviation, shipping, and heavy industries. The plan launched in May and they are not letting the grass grow under their feet. In the latest development, Scandinavian Airlines has signed onto a new green hydrogen agreement between Denmark and the Netherlands.

The Intertubes have been buzzing over a new lithium brine extraction system aimed at satisfying the growing demands of the EV battery supply chain, without the environmental baggage carried by lithium mines. That should help the EV makers of the future avoid tarnishing their green reputation with controversial mining projects. As for the present, all systems are still go for the Thacker Pass mine in Nevada.

Facing rough political waters in the coming years, the US offshore wind industry aims to leverage its domestic supply chain for support.

Exxon Mobil dropped the algae biofuel ball last year, but many other firms are racing to carve out a spot in the bioeconomy of the future.

Green hydrogen, renewable energy, and economic development are all in play for a major Superfund cleanup project.

The EV battery swapping startup Ample is joining forces with Mitsubishi to stimulate EV sales with a quick, seamless experience.

The construction industry provides a good example of the potential for U.S. businesses to continue making significant progress on climate action. Key stakeholders are working with innovators to tackle one of the most notorious global greenhouse gas emitters, the production of concrete.

The US green hydrogen industry is poised for rapid growth with an assist from the new $7 billion Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program.

A climate action consortium in Massachusetts deployed renewable energy credits to support a new 208-megawatt solar project in Texas.

The leading US coal producer Peabody takes a 5.5-gigawatt dive into solar power, with an assist from the global energy company RWE.