This September 21 recap of another publication's report may smell like gossip - but the idea that major banks could leave a new reporting alliance for fear of lawsuits evokes the precarity of financial support for a transition we all know we need.
On September 13, news organizations noted that President Biden talked up climate policy aimed at growing a pollution-free economy over the next two decades despite the fact that prices had gone up on an annual basis from the previous August.
On September 9, the LA Times picked up this Associated Press story showing how carmakers are lowering EV prices to attract demand - even as battery costs stay stubbornly high.
This September 16 tidbit details plans that the United States' executive branch has released to foster offshore wind construction, generation and parity with overseas investment.
This September 8 story relays contentions from a trade association and a specialized investment bank that solar deployments will grow dramatically - probably most quickly in 2024.
This September 8 story outlines Congressional leaders' discordant ideas about permitting and environmental review, showing hopes that projects can move faster without breaking things.
Long investors who insist that offshore wind will reach big scale no longer need talk in future tense, according to this September 1 story about a project providing energy to over 1.3 million British residences.
