Igor Petrovski

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U.S. Attempts to Reach Its net-zero Ambitions via Nuclear Energy

Despite an unclear income picture, the US government is investing in nuclear energy. While many criticize Biden for subsidizing a business with such high expenses when the funds might be used to grow the renewable energy sector, the state insists that this is a vital step to fulfill net-zero ambitions and bridge the energy transition …

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Geothermal: Clean Energy for Bitcoin Mining

Mining cryptocurrency, or bitcoin, is an energy-intensive process, and entrepreneurs are looking at a variety of technologies to power their operations, including unique geothermal energy approaches. One of the most recent is a service from RenewaBit, a California-based renewable energy firm that has partnered with CeraPhi Energy, a Houston, Texas-based company, to create geothermal energy …

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California-Based Startup Sees Value in Waste-to-Energy

Livestock activities generate waste, which must be disposed of in some way. Animal dung is a wonderful fertilizer, but it also emits methane, which is classified as a greenhouse gas. However, a California-based entrepreneur sees value in that methane and wants to assist farmers in tapping into that market, farmprogress.com writes. WasteFuel Agriculture was unveiled …

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Russian Invasion Has Boosted The Value of Renewable Energy Stocks

Renewable energy stocks soared as oil prices were momentarily above $100, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine bolstering the case for building renewable energy capacity, according to observers. Light crude oil prices were up around 2% Thursday afternoon, just shy of $94 per barrel, after reaching $100 earlier in the day. Stocks fell generally, with the …

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U.S. startup is creating rust-powered batteries, claiming that its low-cost technology can store energy created by renewable solar and wind.

Rusting Batteries May Be Used to Power The Electric Grid of The Future

Form Energy, a U.S. startup, is creating rust-powered batteries, claiming that its low-cost, long-duration technology can store energy created by renewable solar and wind and release it back onto the grid when the sun doesn’t shine and the wind doesn’t blow. The method is based on oxidation, sometimes known as rusting, an electro-chemical process. When …

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Methane emissions have fallen by around 10% in 2020 as the epidemic took hold, coupled with mitigation efforts.

Energy-Related Methane Emissions are Vastly Underestimated

According to research released by the International Energy Agency, governments throughout the world are vastly underestimating the quantity of methane released into the environment as a result of energy production. According to the agency’s annual Global Methane Tracker, emissions from the energy industry are almost 70% higher than what national governments have officially recorded. According …

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