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This Week in Cleantech (5/31/24) — How Texas topped California for utility-scale solar
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This week’s episode features Stephen Robert Miller, who wrote for Yale E360 about an effort to convert existing oil wells for long-duration storage of solar energy.
This Week in Cleantech — May 31, 2024
This week's "Cleantecher of the Week" is Gregg Patterson, CEO of Origami Solar!
- The U.S. just took its biggest step yet to end coal mining — The Washington Post
- Opinion | Can Biden Win America’s Green Tech Trade War With China? — The New York Times
- How red Texas became a model for green energy — The Financial Times
- Biden’s Long Game on Climate — Heatmap News
- Can a California Oilfield Be Retrofitted to Store Solar Energy? — Yale Environment 360
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