Por: New York Post Life October 15, 2022
Between President Biden and “Putin’s potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological and chemical weapons,” New York City releasing a , and the news that the US government has — is it any wonder people want to learn to survive off the grid? And it’s not just doomsday “preppers” stocking up for “SHTF” — as in, “s–t hits the fan.” Bronx resident and author-journalist Ted Conover, 64, first went out to the desolate... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Business October 14, 2022
Greening the electric grid, in New England and around the world, won’t just require an entire new generation of power plants powered by wind, sun and water. It will also require new lines, to get that electricity to densely populated areas.Toward that end, Woburn startup VEIR... + más
Spicy salsas and warm service at Woburn’s new Dora Taqueria | The Boston Globe
Implosion topples power plant cooling tower along Jersey Shore horizon | PennLive
Forbes USA Business October 12, 2022
The market for utility-scale battery energy storage systems is projected to double this year and next.Mitsubishi Power The zero-emissions electrical grid of the future will require a lot more renewable energy production. And once that energy is produced, it will need to go... + más
Growth Sector: Electric Vehicles Sales And The New Electric Economy Have Arrived | Forbes
General Motors broadens electric goals with new division | Associated Press
WPTV USA Nation October 05, 2022
You've heard about the perks and maybe balked at the costs, but with higher than ever, it seems like everyone is racing to get their hands on an .It's very inexpensive to operate. There are no maintenance costs except for tires, said Ron Zarbock, a Tesla owner.Craig... + más
China's flood of new electric cars cost 20% more to insure than fuel-powered cars | CNBC
CBS News USA Politics September 29, 2022
A day before the five-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria's landfall, Puerto Rico was pummeled again by another storm, , a Category 1 hurricane that shut down the island's electric grid, leaving residents in the dark for days. In 2017, Maria and Irma took down all of... + más
Puerto Rico's power grid is struggling 5 years after Hurricane Maria. Here's why. | ABC News
Opinion | NBC News
Politico USA Politics September 24, 2022
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is blaming “ongoing conflict” between the entities behind Puerto Rico’s electric grid and their energy regulators for the sorry state of the power supply on the island territory, where millions of people remain in the dark two days... + más
Biden declares major disaster in Puerto Rico to energize Fiona recovery | Politico
ABC News USA Tech September 22, 2022
Hurricane Fiona, which has as it heads toward Bermuda, left in its wake large-scale devastation in Puerto Rico.The storm reportedly left at least one person dead, caused catastrophic flooding and knocked out power across the island.The blackout reminded many of the destruction... + más
Hurricane Fiona knocks out power in Puerto Rico, governor says | The Boston Globe
Groups helping Puerto Rico during Hurricane Fiona | ABC News
The Boston Globe USA Business September 21, 2022
National Grid customers could be in for sticker shock this winter when they open their electric bills and find that costs have gone up by more than 60 percent from last year.The utility filed its new electric rates for Massachusetts with the state Department of Public Utilities... + más
Why isn’t inflation getting better? | The Boston Globe
Lovely cypress vine has a dark side: It can take over a yard. Dan Gill explains how to tame it | The Advocate
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