State legislators that have imposed cap-and-trade-style programs to curb greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector have created a competitive advantage for Midwestern corn ethanol and [...]
Bluestem is happy to share Research and Development Engineer, Srikanth Madala recently presented his white paper: “The Story of a Rural Public Power District- Before and After Distribution Grid [...]
The cost of extreme weather is already high, and the frequency and the cost to life and property of extreme weather events has increased in recent years. A typical utility saw $1.4 billion in [...]
One hundred percent carbon-free electricity mandates are becoming a trend nationwide—but only in blue states, not red ones. Hawaii passed the nation’s first such mandate in 2015, followed by [...]
Companies from a variety of industries are forming a trade association to represent firms that purchase renewable energy and remove barriers that make it complicated to shift away from [...]
As of April 1, 2019, 114 U.S. cities have officially declared they want 100% renewables for their electric power needs in the next one to two decades. Over 300 U.S. localities have committed to a [...]
Walmart’s application to leave Dominion Utility Service, their current utility in the state of Virginia, has been denied by state regulators. Regulators cited Walmart’s exit would [...]
September 27, 2017 Seward County Independent Construction has commenced near Seward on a 1.7 MW GE wind turbine. With this new addition, the City of Seward will soon join the emerging list of [...]
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