Could We Hold On Long Enough For Alternative Energy Technology To Catch Up?
The water/energy nexus is a powerful commodity and never is it more evident than in California and in disaster relief situations. In California, it is...
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The Grid We Need, The Grid We Have
Critical infrastructure sectors are becoming increasingly complex and interdependent and so, too, are the physical and socioeconomic landscapes in which they operate. This in turn...
The Urgent Case For Change: The Civic Duty of Impact Investing In The Face Of Climate Devastation
The world is at a critical juncture, as Robert Frost eloquently wrote about “two roads diverging in a yellow wood.” Sadly, we cannot travel both....
Power Up: An Engineer’s Adventures Into Sustainable Energy
Will turning off fossil fuels and replacing [them] with renewables solve all of this? Unfortunately, not quite. Industry uses up about 40 percent of global...
The Future Of Renewable Energy Generation
The global shift to cleaner energy, net zero carbon emission pledges, and increased extreme weather events are shaping the energy transition. Human activity continues to...
The Green (Hydrogen) Revolution in Latin America
The decarbonization of the planet is one of the goals that countries around the world have set for themselves by 2050. Green hydrogen is positioned...
Texas Actress AnnaClare Hicks Strikes Oil
Twenty-five years ago, when Abilene, Texas, author Cole Thompson wrote his first novel, Chocolate Lizards – loosely based on some of his own experiences working...
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief (March-April 2024)
We joke at the (virtual) U.S. Energy Media offices that we’ve “gone Hollywood.” It all started when actor and environmental activist Jeff Bridges graciously agreed...
…On The Set Of Accidental Texan
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