Solar foods use renewable electricity to make protein and plant feedstocks, cutting land use and emissions; startups and studies show practical acetate

SF6 emissions from China’s grid could fall if utilities recycle 1,400 metric tons per year, cutting nearly one-third of national SF6 releases at about $6

How spiders use the atmospheric electric field: about 120 V/m near ground, with kilovolt-per-metre boosts near plants, to cue ballooning in Erigone

Rep. Mike Lawler asked Gov. Hochul and NYPA to disclose ReCharge NY discounts for Orangeburg data centers; NYPA says customer rates are proprietary.

EIA shows Maine solar electricity was 17.9% of 2025 generation — 2.9 million MWh of 16.2 million MWh total, with nearly half from small-scale systems.

John James proposes raising Michigan’s 10% customer-choice cap to 30% to lower rates and replace MPSC commissioners; he announced it on 16 September 2026.

Studies find data centers are not the main driver of higher residential electricity prices; LBNL points to wildfire-driven grid upgrades and capital costs.

California is cutting gas-fired electricity as utility-scale solar, customer solar+batteries and regional transmission grow; big wind projects also help.

Massachusetts utilities are installing smart meters; Eversource, National Grid gave installation counts, and customers may opt out for a monthly charge.

Connecticut electric rates fell 15% in May after the public benefits charge became a credit; Bond Commission authorized $125 million and Lamont and Fazio