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Morocco aims for 50% renewable energy by 2030

Morocco aims for 50% renewable energy by 2030

By 2030, Morocco wants to be at 50% renewable energy (for electricity needs), and it aims to reach 100% renewables by 2050.

Power your home with renewable energy through Arcadia

Power your home with renewable energy through Arcadia

Simply sign up for Arcadia at $5/month and they invest in solar and wind farms around the country, which can then indirectly power your home through Renewable Energy Certificates.

U.S. renewable energy consumption surpasses coal for first time in over 130 years

U.S. renewable energy consumption surpasses coal for first time in over 130 years

Compared with 2018, coal consumption in the United States decreased nearly 15%, and total renewable energy consumption grew by 1%.

Oregon closes state’s last coal plant in favor of green energy

Oregon closes state’s last coal plant in favor of green energy

The last plant in Oregon, which opened in 1977, was pushed to close by a lawsuit filed against General Electric for air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions concerns.

As U.S. election nears, polling shows 82% of voters support 100% clean energy transition

As U.S. election nears, polling shows 82% of voters support 100% clean energy transition

With an estimated 66 million ballots already cast, new polling released Tuesday shows the vast majority of U.S. voters support legislation to decarbonize the economy over the next few decades.

New Zealand Prime Minister pledges to reach 100% renewable energy across nation by 2030

New Zealand Prime Minister pledges to reach 100% renewable energy across nation by 2030

New Zealand’s Labour party has pledged that—if elected in the upcoming October 17 elections—all energy generation in the country will be 100% renewable by 2030. This ups a previous target of phasing out all non-renewable energy by 2035.

Zero-emission trucks set to make New Zealand a world leader in hydrogen energy

Zero-emission trucks set to make New Zealand a world leader in hydrogen energy

Kiwi company Hiringa and Hyzon Motors—a U.S. manufacturer of hydrogen fuel cells—signed a “heads of agreement” that would allow Hiringa’s hydrogen-powered electric vehicles (HPEVs) to start hauling freight as early as 2022, positioning New Zealand as a world leader in hydrogen vehicle infrastructure.

Google promises to operate using only carbon-free energy by 2030

Google promises to operate using only carbon-free energy by 2030

Google plans to bridge the renewables gap at all its facilities with technological improvements such as overnight solar storage, improved logistics to transport the energy, and new renewable sources like geothermal reservoirs.

Portugal Preparing Several Billion-Dollar Clean Energy Projects for Post-Coronavirus Future.

BP to cut oil production 40% by 2030 and invest billions into green energy

BP to cut oil production 40% by 2030 and invest billions into green energy

BP wants to create a 10-fold increase in annual low carbon investments in the coming decade, to $5 billion a year by 2030, and it says it is working on its promise of net zero-emissions by 2050.

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