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Weekly Report: what happened at ERTH last week (0408-0412)?

U.S. grid operators say they're ready for big solar generation drop in today's eclipse

Energy U.S. Grid operators say they're ready for big solar generation drop in today's eclipse. More than 6.5 GW of domestic solar PV capacity will be totally obscured from sunlight. Texas will lose the most capacity of any state, with solar generation dropping by 92% at the peak of the eclipse.

Weekly Report: what happened at ERTH last week (0401-0405)?

SEC to pause new climate disclosure rule while litigation plays out

Energy SEC to pause new climate disclosure rule while litigation plays out. More than 20 Republican-led states and business groups have filed lawsuits seeking to overturn the rule. The SEC says it wants to focus on defending the rule's merits in court. The agency recently weakened the measure.

Q1 2024 Macroeconomic Review: Tenacious Inflation's Lingering Impacts

Home Market Outlook Economy Analysis Q1 2024 Macroeconomic Review: Tenacious Inflation's Lingering Impacts. The first quarter of 2024 revealed a more-persistent-than-hoped picture of inflation. Consumer spending, the prime driver of the economy, showed signs of strain. The skepticism directed towards electric vehicles and renewable energy in Q1.

Weekly Report: what happened at ERTH last week (0325-0329)?

Berkeley, California, to repeal first U.S. gas ban after settling lawsuit

Berkeley, California, to repeal first U.S. Gas ban after settling lawsuit with the California Restaurant Association. A court ruled the ban violated the federal Energy Policy and Conservation Act. The city of Berkeley has agreed to drop the first-ever natural gas ban following a settlement agreement.

Weekly Report: what happened at ERTH last week (0318-0322)?