US's Power Grid Continues To Lower Emissions - Everything Else, Not So Much

29 Apr 2024 | Abstracted from Arstechnica

"The [US DoE Energy Information Agency] assigns 80 percent of the 2023 reduction in US emissions to changes in the electric power grid... it's clear that the harder challenges are still coming, both in terms of accelerating decarbonization, and in terms of tackling sectors where decarbonization will be harder."

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