New research brief evaluates renewables, efficiency, storage in New York as Indian Point nuclear power plant retires

Evaluating the potential for renewables, storage, and energy efficiency to offset retiring nuclear power generation in New York

News from PSE view all

News from PSE May 3, 2021

PSE Quarterly Newsletter | Spring 2021

Adrienne Underwood

PSE Blog view all

PSE Blog March 29, 2021

Without a Focus on Equity, Colorado’s Clean Energy Transition Risks Repeating Old Wrongs

Karan Shetty, M.ESM

PSE Blog March 19, 2021

Preventing Wildfires with Power Outages: the Growing Impacts of California’s Public Safety Power Shutoffs

Patrick Murphy, PhD

PSE Blog August 28, 2020

The Covid-19 Pandemic May Offer a Ray of Hope for Global Energy: Will We Seize the Moment?

Madelon Finkel

PSE in the Media view all

PSE in the Media July 7, 2021

Berkeley Lab’s black carbon sensors enable air quality monitoring to understand the impacts of diesel trucks in Richmond, California

Berkeley Lab scientists are teaming with Oakland-based nonprofit Physicians, Scientists and Engineers (PSE) for Healthy Energy to install sensors that will give residents data to understand air pollution sources and patterns.

Berkeley Lab

PSE in the Media June 2, 2021

Could batteries replace a proposed peaker plant in Massachusetts?

As a municipal power supplier pauses plans to build a natural gas peaker plant, advocates are urging its backers to consider battery storage instead, but questions remain about whether it’s practical for the site.

Energy News Network

PSE in the Media May 11, 2021

Proposed Natural Gas Plant In Peabody On Hold, For Now

The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC) paused plans to build a natural gas power plant in Peabody to address concerns raised by local residents and advocacy groups.

WBUR