Fuel Roundup: Carbon-free Power Grid, An Electric Highway & more

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A 90% carbon-free power grid is not only possible — it costs less, too (Rocky Mountain Institute)

Clean energy research & investment rose 28% in the US last year (Reuters)

Moving to a national power grid could be cheaper and cleaner than the separate systems we have now (Vox)

More federal COVID relief funds are going to oil & gas instead of clean energy (World Resources Institute)

Interstate 5 on the West Coast could soon become an “electric highway” with charging stations for commercial trucks and transports (Earther)

Charging stations are the key to EV success — and the need for fast chargers is still significant (Bloomberg / Illustration: Jinhwa Jang)

New Jersey schools are adopting a climate change curriculum in science classes (Eco Watch)

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Researchers and technologists in the Netherlands are exploring an electric shipping barge concept (Electric Vehicles Research)

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