
Jack Aylmer
Energy Correspondent at Straight Arrow News
Energy Correspondent with @StraightArrow__
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2 days ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer
Following a widespread power outage that hit Puerto Rico last week, local officials are awaiting a detailed explanation from Luma Energy, the private company responsible for transmitting and distributing electricity across the U.S. territory. The blackout, which began on April 16, affected approximately 1.4 million customers and left more than 400,000 other residents without access to water. How are officials addressing the aftermath of the blackout? Gov.
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2 days ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer
[Jack Aylmer]THE U.S. IS IMPOSING NEW TARIFFS ON SOLAR IMPORTS FROM FOUR SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS – WITH RATES REACHING AS HIGH AS OVER 35-HUNDRED-PERCENT. ON MONDAY, THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT FINALIZED ANTIDUMPING AND COUNTERVAILING DUTIES ON SOLAR PANELS PRODUCED IN CAMBODIA, VIETNAM, MALAYSIA, AND THAILAND-THIS IS THE CULMINATION OF A YEARLONG INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGED UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES INVOLVING THIS RENEWABLE ENERGY INFASTRUCTURE.
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5 days ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer
California taxes the sale of renewable energy tax credits, unlike federal law, which exempts them. This policy could raise the cost of clean energy projects and ultimately lead to higher electricity bills for consumers. Industry analysis suggests aligning with federal tax rules could lower average household energy bills by up to 3% by 2040, saving each residential home about $762 over 15 years. A bill to change the tax treatment is advancing in the California legislature but faces fiscal concerns.
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1 week ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer
The EPA is investigating reports of cross-border sewage contamination flowing from Mexico into southern California waters. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin plans to visit the area on Tuesday and emphasized the need for a comprehensive plan to resolve the situation. Local officials estimated that 31 billion gallons of polluted water have crossed the border since 2023 and reported numerous health issues related to the sewage among residents in the area.
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1 week ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer
[Jack Aylmer]THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS PROPOSING A SIGNIFICANT CHANGE TO THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT-AND IT WOULD COME FROM REDEFINING JUST ONE WORD IN THE LAW. UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT, IT IS ILLEGAL TO HARASS, KILL OR HARM A PROTECTED ANIMAL. THE WORD “HARM” HAS HISTORICALLY BEEN INTERPRETED TO INCLUDE HABITAT DESTRUCTION WHICH AFFECTS A SPECIES’ ABILITY TO SURVIVE AND REPRODUCE.
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Tesla is now selling its vehicles in Saudi Arabia, a country that once feuded with its CEO Elon Musk. The automaker is also entering a market with total annual EV sales equivalent to less than half of what Tesla sells in a day. Story via @StraightArrow__.https://t.co/uvI2mdMYfO

France is building an underwater turbine farm which will harness ocean currents to eventually generate electricity for millions of people. However, concerns remain about the potential ecological impacts of this project. My story via @StraightArrow__.https://t.co/svQSMaAeND

The survival of the endangered largetooth sawfish could be influenced by cockfighters in Peru. Largetooth sawfish teeth have been used as spurs worn by roosters in Peruvian cockfighting circles, but some are working to ban this. Story via @StraightArrow__.https://t.co/yL1PBD1AQB