This metric reflects the percentage of a state’s total energy use that comes from renewable sources, including hydroelectric power, biomass, geothermal, solar power and wind power. The data is ...

This article explores the challenges and opportunities facing the power industry as renewable energy sources like solar power ...

The future of an emerging form of American clean energy could be built on an unexpected foundation: technology and experience ...

Iowa uses the highest percentage of renewable energy, with over 60% of its energy consumption coming from renewables. Kentucky uses the lowest percentage of renewable energy, with less than 1% of ...

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Making a move to equip your home with solar energy solutions has never been easier. Solar tax credits and rebates designed to reward solar power adopters are readily available as the renewable ...

New research suggests U.S. states with clean energy policies provide benefits to their neighbors, including states without their own renewable energy policies. While the U.S. federal government ...

Town officials discussed ways to provide residents with relevant energy-related information, including through an email ...

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Anyone who supports free markets can see that cheap, renewable energy is the future – and there's money to be made for those who embrace it, the group believes. “The folks making money from ...

We’ve made a lot of progress on renewable energy in Wales, and around the world too. These are natural sources of energy that will never run out and that produce very little or no greenhouse gases.