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Jason Mattia

Jason Mattia is a Rome-based journalist from Philadelphia with a degree in Communications and Digital Media from The American University of Rome. He has written for several English-language media outlets in the city and brings a global, youth-focused perspective to sustainability and innovation in the American hospitality sector.

Rinnovabili • Artemis II launches crewed lunar mission featuring solar-powered Orion systems
Aerospace
Artemis II to test solar-powered Orion spacecraft on crewed return to lunar flight

NASA’s Artemis II mission will send four astronauts around the Moon, with Orion’s solar arrays powering key systems during the flight.

Rinnovabili • U.S. emissions since 1990 caused $10 trillion in damages
Climate Change
New Stanford University study finds U.S.…

U.S. emissions since 1990 have caused over $10 trillion in global economic…

Rinnovabili • eVTOL pilot program expands across the US
Mobility & Transportation
eVTOL pilot program expands as U.S.…

The United States has launched a multi-state eVTOL pilot program to test…


Rinnovabili • Hawaii flooding: evacuations ordered as storms bring worst conditions in over 20 years
Climate Change
Hawaii flooding: evacuations ordered as storms bring worst conditions in over 20…

Hawaii faces severe flooding after a stalled storm triggered evacuations, rescues, and widespread disruption across the…

Rinnovabili • US heat wave breaks March record at 110°F (43°C)
Climate Change
US heat wave breaks March record as temperatures reach 110°F in Arizona

A heat wave across the US Southwest pushed temperatures to 110°F (43°C) in Arizona, setting a…

Rinnovabili • Cuba's grid collapse leaves millions without power
Energy
Cuba’s grid collapse leaves millions without power

Cuba’s power grid collapsed on March 16, leaving millions without electricity. While power has begun to…

Rinnovabili • https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-companies-data-centers-electricity-donald-trump-ratepayer-protection-pledge-2026-3
IT
Big Tech Pledges to Cover Energy Costs of AI Data Centers

Major technology companies including Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft have pledged to cover the electricity costs…

Rinnovabili • Texas Democratic primary win highlights energy policy debate
Environmental policies
Texas Democratic primary win for Talarico highlights energy policy ahead of 2026…

James Talarico’s win in a closely contested Texas Democratic primary offers an early glimpse of how…

Rinnovabili • Trump’s State of the Union Claims on U.S. Energy Prices
Policy and Affairs
Energy Claims in Trump’s State of the Union Conflict With Federal Data

Energy was not the central focus of President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, but…

Rinnovabili • Iran Strike, Strait of Hormuz Disruption, U.S. Gas Prices Jump
Energy
Regional War Expands After U.S.–Israel Strike on Iran. What It Means for…

Oil markets surged and the Dow dropped 700 points after Iran restricted transit through the Strait…

Rinnovabili • Record Snowfall Tests Grid Resilience in the Northeast
Energy
Record Snowfall Tests Grid Resilience in the Northeast

Record snowfall across the Northeast strained electric systems and exposed how grid resilience shapes reliability, wholesale…

Rinnovabili • International Energy Agency Faces U.S. Climate Pressure
Environmental policies
Climate Recedes as U.S. Pressure Mounts at the IEA

The International Energy Agency concluded its Paris meeting without highlighting climate as a core priority after…

Rinnovabili • Corporate clean energy buying fell 10% in 2025
Energy
Corporate clean energy buying fell 10% in 2025

Corporate clean energy deal volumes declined for the first time in nearly a decade in 2025,…

Rinnovabili • Energy transition in the US: the divide between cities and states
Environmental policies
Energy transition in the US: the divide between cities and states

From municipal building performance standards to statewide clean electricity laws, US energy policy operates across layered…