COP28: Moving From Promises to Progress
At the global climate summit, Edison International urges dramatic action and reform to speed construction of emissions-reducing infrastructure.
Emerging Technologies Key to Clean Energy Future
The future of clean power in California may involve floating wind turbines in designated ocean areas 20 miles off the California coast, combined with advanced geothermal power or onshore wind imported from across state lines, stored in giant battery facilities in the desert ...
Edison International: The Grid Must Grow Now
Imagine 20,000 miles of new high-capacity electric transmission lines, enough to wrap around 80% of the Earth, just in California. ...
The Race is On for a Clean Energy Future
Ladies and gentlemen, start your electric engines, your offshore wind turbines, next-generation geothermal power plants and home battery storage systems. ...
Photo Credit: Caroline Choi
The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is the world's largest single-site solar park in the world. Its 860-foot-high tower uses molten salt technology.
Photo Credit: Caroline Choi
(L-r) Pedro Pizarro, president and CEO of Edison International, Lawrence Jones, senior vice president of the Edison Electric Institute and Ahmed Ali Al-Ebrahi, CEO of Gulf Cooperation Council Interconnection Authority at COP28 in Dubai.
Photo Credit: Courtesy COP28/Neville Hopwood
World heads of state gather for a group photo during the COP28 climate change conference in Dubai.
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Edison International President and CEO Pedro Pizarro (left) and Sacramento Municipal Utility District CEO and General Manager Paul Lau after joining a global utility industry effort to triple renewable energy capacity.
Emerging Technologies Key to Clean Energy Future
The future of clean power in California may involve floating wind turbines in designated ocean areas 20 miles off the California coast, combined with advanced geothermal power or onshore wind imported from across state lines, stored in giant battery facilities in the desert ...
Edison International: The Grid Must Grow Now
Imagine 20,000 miles of new high-capacity electric transmission lines, enough to wrap around 80% of the Earth, just in California. ...
The Race is On for a Clean Energy Future
Ladies and gentlemen, start your electric engines, your offshore wind turbines, next-generation geothermal power plants and home battery storage systems. ...
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COP28: Moving From Promises to Progress
At the global climate summit, Edison International urges dramatic action and reform to speed construction of emissions-reducing infrastructure.
Casey Wian
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