Dammed Progress: Why Hydropower Struggles While Wind and Solar Soar
While wind and solar thrive, America’s 92,000 crumbling dams threaten blackouts, floods, and environmental catastrophe. The renewable energy sector’s dirty secret exposed.
America’s Hydro Power Rebounds: Water-Generated Electricity Set for 7.5% Jump in 2025
Hydropower’s surprising comeback defies years of drought with a projected 7.5% jump in 2025. While solar recently overtook water-generated electricity, America’s original renewable source isn’t finished yet.
Federal Funding Transforms Cal Poly Pier Into America’s First Open-Water Wave Energy Testing Hub
Cal Poly Pier secures groundbreaking federal funding to transform into America’s first wave energy testing hub, challenging traditional renewable development. The ocean’s power awaits.
Lunar Forces Drive Revolutionary Tidal Kite Technology in Faroe Islands’ Energy Rebellion
Moon-powered underwater kites? The Faroe Islands’ tidal energy revolution threatens traditional power systems with autonomous sea dragons swimming 40 meters deep. The islands won’t look back.