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Wyoming researchers show that utility-scale solar developments can directly and indirectly affect habitat and create movement barriers for ungulates such as deer, elk and pronghorn.
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From Florida to Alaska, dozens of tribes are working to harness energy from wind, sun and water to generate millions of dollars in revenue, create short- and long-term jobs and reduce utility costs for citizens, while also helping combat climate change and boost energy independence.
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Driving west across Wyoming, there are windmills lined up across bluffs in the distance. Oil and gas rigs dot both sides of the highway. Open-pit coal…
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Legislators, businesspeople, and residents came together in Laramie Wednesday to discuss the future of solar energy in Wyoming. The event was organized by…
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Solar generation surpassed biomass in 2017 to become the third most generated renewable resource in the U.S., according to a new report from the U.S.…
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Jackson's town council made way for more solar investment last week, allowing customers to buy into the soon-to-built solar farm. The shared solar system…
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Wyoming’s first utility-scale solar farm is being proposed in Sweetwater County. Wyoming currently has less than 2 megawatts of installed solar in the…
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With help from a supercomputer in Cheyenne, researchers have developed a new solar energy forecasting system that could help utilities integrate more…
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Concerns about who would be in charge of an integrated Western grid are delaying a decision on the issue, even though it is expected to increase the use…
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Earlier this year, on a conference call with investors, the head of one of the nation's largest coal companies shocked those tuned in with a frank…