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Connecticut’s Path Forward for Offshore Energy
Listen to Article As the U.S. debates the future of renewable energy, Connecticut stands at a crossroads. Once seen as a key player in the nation’s offshore wind boom, the state now faces uncertainty following the federal government’s recent pullback on wind energy projects. For Connecticut — where state leaders...
We Energies, 2 other utilities to acquire 4 renewable energy projects
We Energies and two other Wisconsin utilities will purchase four new renewable energy projects, expected to come online in the next few years. The Public Service Commission approved the purchases last week. According to We Energies, the projects account for 450 megawatts of solar, wind and battery storage, or enough...
Idaho Power scales back plans for conversion to renewable energy- BoiseDev
Idaho Power is still pursuing its goal of being 100% powered by clean energy by 2045, but the utility’s latest plan shows more reliance on carbon-burning energy than before. The latest Integrated Resource Plan released by Idaho Power shows the company is under pressure to power up to meet demands...
Amazon and Google’s new cloud link could make it easier to deal with outages
The new tool will allow customers to connect to both cloud providers within ‘minutes.’ The new tool will allow customers to connect to both cloud providers within ‘minutes.’ Dec 1, 2025, 6:06 PM UTC Image: The Verge Google and Amazon Web Services are teaming up to offer a link between...
Amazon’s Buy 2, Get 1 Free Board Games Sale Is the Best New Cyber Monday Deal
It’s back, tabletop fans. Both Amazon and Target are running a “Buy 2, Get 1 Free” sale on board games, many of which are already individually discounted for Cyber Monday. And these deals are stackable, an elite-level deal-hunting move I always appreciate. Let’s take a look at what board games...
If You Bought Bitcoin 30 Years Ago at Today’s Price, Here’s What You’d Have Now
John Csiszar 4 min read Investors love to look back and think about “what could have been.” In prior decades, Microsoft and Apple were often on the minds of daydreamers, who wondered just how rich they would be now if they invested back when those companies first went public. In...




