Energy
Michigan company looks to halve offshore wind costs
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Company uses physics of thunderstorms to summon energy out of air.
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These stories are about traditional and alternative energy sources and challenges.
Company uses physics of thunderstorms to summon energy out of air.
Energy storage can have adverse environmental impacts.
Smaller, distributed projects have largely fueled Michigan’s solar growth until now. Analysts project the next wave will come from utility-sale projects.
Kirk Heinze speaks with University of Michigan Professor Levi Thompson on his energy storage research.
Incoming Consumers Energy CEO speaks with Kirk Heinze about the company’s future.
Mr. Great Lakes discusses how “green” the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy determined some cars to be and efforts in the Saginaw Bay area to increase solar energy.
Three smokestacks tower over Lansing, Michigan – part of a power station the city will take offline in 2020. What’s next?
Mr. Great Lakes (Jeff Kart) reports from Bay City, Michigan’s Delta College Q-90.1 FM. Today, he discusses cost benefits from renewable energy standards, funding awarded to enhance wetland habitats and new energy efficiency standards that will lower utility bills big time. Text at Mr. Great Lakes.
Coal-fired power plants could be billion-dollar liabilities for utilities if their greenhouse gas emissions are challenged in court.
Collaboration between citizens and oil companies could reduce the risk of future environmental disasters.