The Quickstart 3+3 program allows UW students to earn a bachelor’s degree in energy resource management and development (ERMD) through the School of Energy Resources and a law degree through the ...

Examples of renewable energy include sunlight, wind, hydroelectricity, tidal, waves, wood and geothermal. Non-renewable energy is defined as energy collected from resources that cannot be replaced ...

The Department of Energy has issued a framework to categorize energy resources and technologies to maintain a reliable power ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) aspires to have a carbon-free energy system by 2050, which includes the deployment and installation of 10GW of solar by 2035. To support the expansion of our ...

Nonrenewable energy sources like fossil fuels are being depleted and will eventually run out. 91% of U.S. energy in 2023 came from nonrenewable sources including petroleum and natural gas. Despite ...

Today we live in an age of environmental emergency due to global warming, and not without reason. The consequences of this have become very palpable in the last 10 years, with our planet suffering ...

The world is experiencing declining per capita affordable supply of essential resources like diesel, copper, and platinum, largely due to persistently low prices that disincentivize new production and ...

Discover how Agrivoltaics and Solar Carports transform unused space into profitable energy assets, generating clean power while preserving agricultural operations, parking, and industrial activities ...

At least 92 total credit hours in law school courses or in graduate-level courses approved for the certificate program by the Dean's Office, in consultation with the environmental, natural resources ...

Two major energy companies, Devon Energy and Expand Energy, are moving teams from Oklahoma City to Houston. Here's a look into the shifts.