Green hydrogen will undoubtedly be one of the most significant factors in accelerating the energy transition and creating a new world based on green energy. Although it may sound idealistic, the process moves forward and creates opportunities even where we previously thought there were none. This process of transformation that we are witnessing opens many …
The Federal Funding for Efficient Heat Networks (BEW) will begin in mid-September, with €2.98 billion allocated for implementing green district heating until 2026, AgrarHeute reported. Financing can be obtained by energy supply companies, municipalities, and cooperatives for investments in heating networks. A prerequisite is using renewable energy sources or waste heat for heat supply. A …
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French government spokesman Olivier Veran announced the measures taken by the authorities to counter the situation in the energy sector, which he described as extremely tense, Reuters reported. “France is facing a situation of unprecedented energy tensions,” Véran said at a briefing in Paris on Friday. The reasons for this, according to him, are the …
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Fossil fuel sources or green electricity? Germany wants to become independent from fossil fuels. What is the state of electricity supply and gas storage, and how is the expansion of green electricity going? To become independent of fossil fuels, energy must come from somewhere else. A distinction should be made between energy for the electricity …
The UK government must take action to increase the production of renewable energy on farms to improve the UK’s energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) said, according to the online edition of FarmingUK. According to FUW, the UK’s dependence on fuel and energy imports can be reduced by …
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Spanish authorities have approved measures and its energy saving plan to ensure economic sustainability, prohibiting air conditioners in institutions at full capacity and highlighting shop windows at night, the government said on its website. The law included a plan for energy saving and energy management in air conditioning in office buildings, public buildings and shops. …
While the world is concerned about the issue of climate change and the green transition, the technology industry is already experiencing genuine difficulties with supplying rare earth metals such as nickel, palladium, and neon, without which the digital economy is unthinkable. China was the first to orient itself in this matter, having established production and …
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There will be no going back to nuclear power under any circumstances, said Ricarda Lang, co-chair of the German Alliance 90/Green party, according to the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ). In an interview with ZDF, Lang commented on statements by Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) that nuclear power plants, if necessary, would have to …
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Australian authorities have acknowledged the global climate change emergency and have unveiled plans to develop renewable energy projects by creating numerous jobs in the field of clean energy. The new Labor government’s representatives presented the plan, presenting a bill that sets out emission reduction targets. Climate and Energy Secretary Chris Bowen said a decade of …
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Despite the transition of Europe to coal, the global electricity market will not become more “dirty.” Due to rising prices, the demand for energy in the world will slow down, IEA experts predict. A report by the World Energy Agency predicts that global electricity demand will grow at a slower pace compared to the previous …
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