Clean Tech has a weekly podcast this week that covers the most effective stories of clean energy and climate, which is a Paul Grick acting. Factor this And how the mic of Tigerkam.
This week’s event included the Special Alexandra White, the guest of the Financial Times, who wrote how private equity firms are gaining utility to take advantage of the increase in electricity demand.
This week’s “Week Cleichater” is Kevin Stanley based in Baltimore. A Bloomberg story notes that Kevin lives on disability payments as a blind man, but his energy bill payment is 80 % higher than 3 years ago, which has shown the effect of data center construction. To recommend this Bloomberg story, Kados from Yan Brandt, and our Clenture Kevin on Saturday.
The United States wants to export its focused fuel, while China wants to become a global provider of clean energy technologies. Right now, China is a clear winner.
China sent $ 20 billion to clean -tech products globally in the month of August, according to a Amber. By July this year, the United States exported $ 80 billion worth of oil and gas, while China sent $ 120 billion in clean energy technologies. In 2024, the United States hit a record in oil exports, but China’s clean -tech exports were $ 30 billion. With the fall of the solar panel, it means that China is exporting more panels per dollar.
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In Louis Will, Kentucky, a hospital is cool without traditional air conditioning. Instead, it relies on 27 tanks with about 280,000 liters of frozen water to circulate the cool air through a network of cold water pipes, which causes pollution to heat the planet.
Train technologies make ice batteries, most of which are used in schools, as well as commercial and government buildings. The train said its ice batteries are usually paired with traditional AC to reduce energy costs during peak demand, the existing AC system is space or reduced. Louis Will Hospital’s bills were less than $ 278,000 for the first year, when the ice battery system was operating after being installed in 2018.
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A Amber report has just found that for the first time renewable sources have described coal as the world’s largest source of power generation in the first half of this year. The global demand for electricity is on the rise, but the rapid expansion of solar and wind has met 100 % of this additional demand, even participated in a slight reduction in the use of coal and gas. Only 83 % of this demand was met with solar power. Developing countries, especially China, pursued clean energy. But wealthy countries like the United States (and the European Union) used more foam fuel to generate electricity than before.
There was also a new report from the International Energy Agency this week, predicting that as a result of the Trump administration’s policies, the United States would add only 250GW renewable sources by 2030, rather than that they predicted 500 GW last year.
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A major Trump bill has made it very difficult to qualify for tax credit to hydrogen projects, but investors are still getting excited about hydrogen space. Shares of hydrogen producer and hydrogen devices plug power infidels are more than doubled over the past month. Bloom Energy Corporation, a provider of fuel cells, has seen the system that converts hydrogen into electricity, in recent weeks, the company has not yet posted a net profit of the entire year.
Investors are seemingly less concerned about political head winds and focus more on the increasing demand for electricity from data centers.
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Private equity firms are gaining utility to rapid electricity demand, which is driven by the extension of large -scale AI data centers. Investors are manufactured by regular monopoly structures and the return of predictions, as well as the possibility of rapid growth from increasing electricity demand. But critics have warned that these takeover can pursue electricity prices for houses and businesses, which raises concerns about who is finally the cost.
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