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Energy

Donbrunell

Consequences too extreme to just ditch carbon fuels

May 12, 2023
Guest Contributor

President Joe Biden is unwisely “throttling up” plans to ditch carbon fuels unilaterally despite the extreme consequences of doing so. He wants to accelerate replacement of gas/diesel vehicles with electrics (EVs), which will be recharged by electrical grids energized by solar, wind and hydropower – not coal, natural...

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Donbrunell

America needs Navy’s nuclear expertise to meet electricity demands

February 10, 2023
Guest Contributor
It’s past time for an energy reality check. If we are to meet our soaring demand for electricity and produce it without coal and natural gas, we must double down on nuclear power. Today, U.S. nuclear plants generate enough electricity to power more than 70 million homes. It’s the most reliable source...
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Donbrunell

Recycling lithium batteries must accelerate to keep up with EV demand

December 20, 2022
Guest Contributor
Demand for electric vehicles (EV) is soaring, accelerated by climate change concerns.EVs reduce tailpipe emissions from cars, trucks and buses which are responsible for 30% of our greenhouse gas pollutants.The switch to EVs is worldwide and growing. The Simply Insurance website projects by 2040, 58% of global vehicle sales will...
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Energybriefs

Energy Briefs – December 2022

December 20, 2022
TCAJOB Staff
Longtime Benton REA manager retiresBenton REA’s longtime manager has retired.Mike Bradshaw worked at Benton Rural Electric Association for 33 years and spent 41 years in the electric utility industry.Troy Berglund, vice president of member services, is serving as interim general manager.The Benton REA Board of Trustees is working with a...
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Ourviewnew3

Our future is bright if we unite behind energy

December 16, 2022
TCAJOB Staff
The Tri-Cities is uniquely blessed when it comes to energy, and that makes it uniquely well positioned to become the regional, if not national, capital of clean energy development.It will take the community working together to knit its many assets into a new engine to fuel our economy, from research...
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Courtesy Franklin PUD

End of low-cost power is barrier to economic development

December 16, 2022
Wendy Culverwell
In Ferndale, near Bellingham, a battle is being waged over a shuttered aluminum plant.Alcoa closed the plant in 2020 – and permanently idled another near Wenatchee in 2021 – but it is targeted to reopen using green energy to produce aluminum. The plan is widely supported as a major job...
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Energy hairston 2022

BPA seeks common ground as power demand soars

December 16, 2022
Guest Contributor
For more than 80 years, the Bonneville Power Administration has supported local economies and regional growth by providing affordable, clean energy to consumer-owned utilities such as Benton Public Utility District, Benton Rural Electric Association, the city of Richland, Franklin PUD and Columbia REA.Today, BPA is taking steps to meet the...
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Energy schuetz 2022

To lead on climate, lean on nuclear

December 16, 2022
Guest Contributor
Every day there is a new article or study proclaiming an urgent need for climate action, with myriad proposed solutions praising renewables as the cure-all.However, the realities of decarbonizing the electric grid are often far more complicated and nuanced than portrayed.Wind, solar and battery storage technologies are important, and deployment...
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Energy terminello virden 2022

PNNL positioned to lead U.S. toward clean energy

December 16, 2022
Guest Contributor
Research at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has contributed for decades to the region’s leading role in clean energy technology development and deployment. The laboratory, based in Richland, has made advancements in energy storage, energy efficiency, clean energy and chemical production and electricity grid innovation. Today, our region has the potential to...
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Stars tech

Richland startup aims to fuel hydrogen-powered ecosystem

December 16, 2022
Jeff Morrow
Most people drive gasoline-powered vehicles. Others have moved over to electric vehicles.But imagine a third option – driving a hydrogen-powered car or truck at a lower cost per mile.That possibility is coming sooner than you think, thanks to a local startup company called STARS Technology Corporation.The Richland-based company is deploying...
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