Energy Efficiency.
Renewable Energy.
Sustainable Transportation.
We are EERE. @ENERGY’s #CleanEnergyChampion
Mar 16, 2022 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
🧵✈️On 12/1/2021, one @United flight was different than every other plane in the sky. As the first passenger flight powered 100% by biofuel, it left 75% less CO2 in its wake. See the potential of Sustainable Aviation Fuel⬇️ energy.gov/eere/articles/…
The Sustainable Aviation Fuel Grand Challenge is a government-wide effort to develop a comprehensive strategy to reduce costs, enhance sustainability and expand the production of #biofuels. Federal govt agencies involved include: @ENERGY, @USDOT, @USDA: energy.gov/eere/articles/…
Mar 15, 2022 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
Over the weekend @RogerMarshallMD got a VIP tour of an innovative building #energyefficiency project led by Sumner County, KS with the help of several public and private partners.🤝wellingtondailynews.com/2022/03/12/us-…
Sumner County, with the City of Wellington and other partners, is testing passive thermal energy storage in roof and ceiling tiles in six public sector buildings. The project will:
💡Reduce heating, cooling, and electric use by 20%
💵Cut energy costs
✅Demonstrate new tech
Harnessing wave power 🌊 to desalinate water 💧 means we can deliver more clean drinking water to communities in need. Five finalists will build & test their wave-powered desalination devices in the next round of the @AMCPrizes#WavesToWater competition💦: go.usa.gov/xM2wG
Acting Asst. Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Kelly Speakes-Backman celebrates @ENERGY@AMCPrizes#WavesToWater desalination innovations. Read her full statement here: go.usa.gov/xM2wG
Sep 8, 2021 • 17 tweets • 15 min read
How much solar energy will we need in a decarbonized future? @ENERGY and @NREL set out to find the answer in a newly published report: the Solar Futures Study. Put your sunglasses on and check out the thread below!🌞energy.gov/solarfutures@ENERGY@NREL The answer is… QUITE A LOT!
To achieve our decarbonization goals, solar will need to supply about 45% of our electricity production in 2050, including growing demand from newly electrified loads from cars, buildings, and more.