Energy Transition

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Germany’s South Regions Lag Behind Country’s North in Green Energy Use

Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg are lagging behind the German federal states in the north of the country in expanding renewable energy sources, Claudia Kämfer, a professor of energy economics at the University of Lüneburg Leuphana told the Wirtschaftswoche magazine. According to Kemfert, too little has been done in the south of Germany for the energy transition, …

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Green Energy Supply in Some Areas of Japan Turned Off During Weekend

Some regions of Japan had to stop the supply of electricity from some renewable energy sources to avoid shutdowns caused by a gap in supply and demand in some regions of Japan on Sunday, The Asahi Shimbun reports. Congested utilities have taken this step as renewable electricity has skyrocketed, and consumption has plummeted, creating an …

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Colombia to Invest 757 Million Euros in Renewable Energy

Colombian energy company Enel Colombia will invest about 757 million euros in renewable energy. Enel Colombia announced that its renewables division Enel Green Power will receive most of the planned investment to reach 5 GW of installed capacity from non-traditional renewables. The newly formed company, formed from the combined assets of four retail, power generation …

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Greece Unveils Comprehensive Energy Security Plan

Greek Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas presented a comprehensive plan for the country’s energy security, local media reported. The developed measures will mitigate the consequences of the international energy crisis and provide the country with fuel in the event of a cessation of gas supplies from the Russian Federation. Thus, the Greek government intends …

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IRENA Releases World Energy Transitions Outlook to Tackle Energy, Climate Crisis

Short-term initiatives to alleviate the present energy crisis must be matched with a firm emphasis on the energy transition’s mid-and long-term aims. According to the World Energy Transitions Outlook 2022, high fossil fuel costs, energy security issues, and the gravity of climate change highlight the urgent need to transition quickly to a renewable energy system. …

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US Plans to Acquire Lithium at the Expense of Geothermal Sources

Only one lithium deposit is believed to be operating in the US, although its effectiveness is also in question, making the country dependent on imports of this truly strategic raw material. At the same time, lithium in the form of dissolved salts is available in sufficient quantities in geothermal plants, and, according to scientists, the …

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