Like many sectors, the energy industry is transforming to meet the needs of our customers, society and our planet. Combating climate change requires we change the way electricity is generated and consumed.
At PSE&G we embrace the obligation to lead this change and fulfill PSEG’s Powering Progress vision — to power a future where people use less energy, and it’s cleaner, safer and delivered more reliably than ever. To make that vision a reality, we at PSE&G are evolving and becoming a Utility of the Future.
SCE details actions needed for climate change adaptation, wildfire risk mitigation and electric grid resiliency.
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By Casey Wian, Energized by Edison Writer
Southern California Edison will soon release the results of a long-range electric grid adaptation and vulnerability study based on global climate change models through 2070. It will examine the potential impacts of temperature extremes, flooding, sea level rise, wildfires and other factors on the company’s infrastructure.
Companies call for swift passage of a federal economic package centered on clean energy and advanced manufacturing investments to reduce costs for consumers and strengthen U.S. energy security, innovation, and competitiveness.
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As Congress returns from its spring recess, dozens of major companies with operations across sectors in the U.S. are urging lawmakers to swiftly pass a federal economic package centered on ambitious clean energy and advanced manufacturing investments.
The conversation around corporate sustainability has changed from a question of if to when. With the world setting a target to limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2030, industries across the globe are examining what role they play in achieving this important outcome.
Hybrid pathway for achieving net zero future to deliver affordable, reliable fossil-free heat through distribution networks, coupled with energy efficiency, hybrid heating systems, and targeted electrification and geothermal
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Gas and electric networks to be fossil-free by 2050, critical milestones along the way
The NextGen Highways team, co-led by The Ray and NGI Consulting, today released its feasibility study for the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Findings show buried high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems can be cost-effective & located in the highway right-of-way to support clean vehicle electrification and expand grid capacity.
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The NextGen Highways team, co-led by The Ray and NGI Consulting, today released its feasibility study for the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Findings show buried high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems can be cost-effective & located in the highway right-of-way to support clean vehicle electrification and expand grid capacity.
April 5, 2022 /3BL Media/ - Despite the headlines, there are still reasons to be optimistic and strides are being taken in addressing climate change impacts
Just as human activity is responsible for prompting the climate crisis, it is down to human behavior to solve the issues we face as a species. To meet the challenges of a future world we will all be able to live in requires vision from the people who will make a difference: the senior business leaders in the world’s biggest and most innovative companies.
Global energy generation is driven by a variety of sources. While fossil fuels are still by far the largest share of the market, renewables are the fastest growing as both efficiencies in renewable generation and consumer demand for more sustainable sources of energy increase. Overall demand for energy has rebounded after the unprecedented bottoming out of the energy sector in 2020. Forecasts indicate that with this boom in demand, energy consumption will outpace the anticipated growth in renewables for the immediate future.
Wind and solar may be the generation staples of our clean energy future, but they cannot exist successfully without flexible transmission infrastructure.
