Port electrified by $42M grant for upgrades
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SLO port tests waters for wind facility
Offshore wind has been one of the most discussed topics for creating clean renewable energy in California and San Luis Obispo County is embracing it more than any other county on the Central Coast. On July 24, the Port San Luis Harbor District’s Board approved entering into a Project Evaluation Agreement with Clean Energy Terminals, a leading Read More →
Port of Hueneme clears the air with new website
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Cal Resources Corp completes all-stock merger with Aera
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Port aims to be nation’s first zero-emissions port
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EyeClimate takes home top prize at 2024 New Venture Finals
For the last six years, Satish Kumar has been at UC Santa Barbara working on his Ph.D., including his thesis on methane detection emissions. For the past eight months, he has been putting that research and work into even more use, founding a company called EyeClimate. And all that work came to fruition on May 23 when Read More →
Diablo Canyon may see life beyond 2030 as offshore wind develops
Offshore wind might be the energy that powers a lot of the state’s electricity needs decades down the line, but as of today California’s reliance on its last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon, is still as necessary as ever and that might still be the case in five years — even when it’s supposed to be heading offline Representatives from across the state’s energy sectors gathered in Solvang on Read More →
