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Feds’ Small Modular Reactor Action Plan is a dangerous distraction from climate change mitigation
By Rick Cheeseman
Attractive rhetoric around SMRs does not equate to viability upon close examination

	Energy Blowing hot air Clean energy's Trump card By Jeremy Runnalls

	Energy Resource rulers Canada’s First Nations hold all the cards on the road to resource development going forward. By Bill Gallagher

	Energy Mind the gap Building an energy bridge to the future By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Energy Mining industry starts to dig renewables Record-low solar, wind and energy storage costs have caught the attention of mining companies looking for clean power. By Tyler Hamilton

	Energy Black swans and black gold Saudi Arabia's bet against oil By James Rowe

	Energy Remote control A movement is afoot to wean northern communities off of diesel power. By Anne McIlroy

	Energy Decarbonization consensus reached in Oregon Oregon passes bill eliminating coal and doubling renewable energy targets By CK Staff

	Energy Nuclear costs in uncharted territory A multi-billion dollar industry will be needed to make safe old power plants and their hazardous waste. By Paul Brown

	Energy Taking the temperature Toronto-based Ecobee has morphed into a heavy hitter in the burgeoning home thermostat market. By Tyler Hamilton

	Energy Bürger power A nascent movement in Berlin wants to transform the municipal grid into a greener citizen-led co-op. By Naomi Buck

	Energy New England bound Proposed 1,000 MW clean-power line from Quebec to Vermont clears key hurdles By CK Staff

	Energy Let it shine Utilities, solar energy and the fight for your roof. By Seth Blumsack

	Energy Water down under Lessons from Australia's revolution in water management. By Erica Gies

	Energy Shallow waters Can a changing climate hamper hydropower’s role in the shift to a low-carbon future? By Adria Vasil and Kerry Freek

	Energy The quest for CCS Carbon capture and storage: solution, stopgap or bust?

	Energy Cows, coal and cars Three weird tricks for solving climate change. By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Energy Another German utility pivots on clean energy Utility giant RWE to split up in face of changing German energy landscape.

	Energy Coal-burning blues Britain to phase out all coal plants by 2025. By CK Staff

	Energy How fast can we transition to a low-carbon energy system? Decarbonizing the energy system is above all an infrastructure problem. By Paul N. Edwards

	Energy If the US had a price on carbon, would Keystone XL have made sense? Harvard Prof. and former member of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers James Stock digs into the numbers. By James H. Stock

	Energy Reliance Power, Indian electricity behemoth, has turned toward renewables An apparent realization that markets of the future will not resemble those of the past By Jai Sharda and Tim Buckley

	Energy Will the U.S. Supreme Court kill the smart grid? The Supreme Court will soon decide on a case that is likely to have a big effect on distributed energy technology. By Seth Blumsack

	Energy Canadian solar developer SkyPower goes big in Africa, Asia SkyPower has signed a series of ambitious solar deals over the past six months. By CK Staff

	Energy Windy waters U.K. to lead offshore wind development over next decade. By CK Staff

	Energy Can big oil transition to a low-carbon economy? There are no easy or painless answers, but there will be casualties as the fossil fuel industry approaches its Kodak moment. By Tyler Hamilton