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Something in the Air

Source: Climate Central
This May 10 release presents a sharp increase in very hot days in the United States over the past several decades, underlining the need to adapt in any transition scenario.
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Can You Dig It?

Source: CNBC
This May 8 story mainstreams how coal mine sites can become wellheads for geothermal energy.
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Learners, Permits

Source: POLITICO
This May 11 story spells out how political management of the economy ensnared permitting reform.
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Learners, Permits

Source: POLITICO
This May 11 story zooms in on the political competition that defines permitting reform, tangling energy policy with broader economic management.
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Of Road Hogs and Valleys

Source: Marketplace
This May 4 report gets at how large automakers are muscling aside EV startups - a move that could challenge startups in a period of higher interest rates.
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Not Exactly Letting Energy Mellow, But Still...

Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting
This local April 28 story captures news reported elsewhere, that Portland, Oregon's public utility placed 400 megawatts of battery storage into service.
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Communicate Only Through the Act!

Source: Boston Globe
Per this May 2 story, certain Massachusetts AirBnB hosts will get help in installing heat pumps from the app-based rentals service.
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India and the Race for Space (Against Time)

Source: The New Yorker
Yes, the New Yorker. This April 26 feature delves into work at what India's government says will become the largest solar installation on Earth.
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Ground-not-breaking in Ann Arbor

Source: Office of Rep. Debbie Dingell
This release proclaims a federal grant for designing a geothermal heating and cooling network in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Cable For Help

Source: Utility Dive
It's happening. This April 27 story notes a purchase by a developer of over 12,000 miles of transmission cable for projects in the American Midwest and Southwest.