Rare earth minerals (REMs) are an important component of many tech devices, like cell phones. They also play a critical role in many renewable energy and carbon-free technologies. But are they green themselves? No, not really—but they can be!
Lessons Learned from Iceland’s Success
Iceland Makes The Switch
Iceland’s Energy is Hot
Aunjoli Das, one of Climable’s interns last year, recently traveled to Iceland as part of a class at Northeastern University. While on this month-long retreat, students enhanced their understanding of geothermal heat, a fascinating renewable energy. Read on to hear about what this energy source does for the island nation of Iceland!
The Public Utilities Resolution
What Is the Real Social Cost of Carbon? Part 2
What Is the Real Social Cost of Carbon? Part 1
The World’s Largest Battery Goes Live
Recent Gubernatorial Elections Set New Jersey and Virginia on a Green Path
Energy Efficiency: The Low-Hanging Fruit in Combatting Climate Change
We all want clean energy sources to power our homes, businesses, and transportation.Thanks to the bold endeavors of companies and entrepreneurs who have battled through significant opposition, sustainable, scalable renewable energy is finally becoming a reality. But there is another half to this puzzle that is discussed far too little: energy efficiency. Energy efficiency has significant benefits on people's health, and can help save tremendous amounts of money for businesses, families and governments. But more importantly, it is a critical tool in reducing society’s carbon footprint and avoiding further damage to our climate.