Why Renewable Energy Journalism Needs Stricter Editorial Standards Than Ever Before

Editorial standards in renewable energy journalism establish the verification, accuracy, and transparency protocols that separate credible industry reporting from promotional content and misinformation. These standards encompass source verification, conflict-of-interest disclosure, technical fact-checking, and balanced representation of technology limitations alongside benefits. In a sector where a single efficiency claim or cost projection can influence multi-million-dollar investment decisions, rigorous editorial guardrails are not optional.
The renewable energy industry presents unique challenges for journalists. Technology …

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How Gas Interests Hindered Chile’s Shift to Renewable Power

Chile positions itself as a worldwide climate change leader. Solar and wind projects generate about 22 percent of Chile’s electricity, greatly exceeding the global average of 10 percent. In 2008, it was one of the first governments to establish sustainability targets.
Despite the fact that solar panels have grown across the northern and central of the long, thin country, imported fossil fuels have been able to …

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Corporate Sustainability Demands Significant Renewable Energy Investments

As global warming continues to become a worldwide problem, more and more companies and individuals are finding the need to adopt renewable energy. Being part of the RE100 global movement, more than 350 prominent corporations have pledged to use only 100% renewable energy. 
A good number of them have signed the Climate Pledge, which was co-founded by Amazon. These companies have pledged to achieve net-zero carbon …

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Vistra Initiates Texas’ Biggest Energy Storage System Online

Vistra confirmed today that its DeCordova Energy Storage Unit in Granbury, Texas, is now operational online to help with storing and releasing electricity to the grid for later use. The 260 MW electrical energy storage endeavor is the biggest of its sort in the state and the second of seven Vistra’s new carbon projects to come online in Texas.
DeCordova, which was first revealed in September 2020, is one of the new projects that Vistra will put online in Texas over the following years as part of its expanding Vistra Zero assets.

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