Tony Lenoir

Averaging 14% of overall U.S. generation, the estimated contribution of renewables to U.S. independent system operator energy production falls into high single-digit territory at peak hour.

The U.S. Southeast reduced its CO2 emissions by 36% from 2005 through 2021, but renewables had little to do with the performance.

Across operating U.S. and Canadian solar projects, the weighted average solar radiation came in 0.6% above the norm in Q3 2022. Regionally, however, the southwestern U.S. logged a non-negligible drop.

The weighted average U.S. solar capacity factor stayed flat year over year in 2021.

Markedly higher-than-normal wind speeds swept the U.S. heartland in the fourth quarter of 2022, with weighted average deviations in the mid- to high single digits

Identified energy communities line an estimated 3,818 miles of continental US coastline.

After a slow end to 2023, January started 2024 with a bang, seeing a significant boost across all drilling metrics. Drilling increased among all project stages in January

The 2024 corporate renewables update indicates a slight pullback from 2023 levels, but there is little evidence this is the beginning of a long-term downward trend. With clean energy procurement expan