Energy Transition

The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Rafael Grossi arrived in Ukraine for talks with senior government officials over the IAEA’s planned emergency technical assistance, the agency said in a statement. Assistance will ensure the safety and protection of the country’s nuclear facilities and prevent the risk of an accident that could pose …

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The government of Queensland has hailed CS Energy’s plan to construct a 100MW two-hour battery energy storage system next to the state’s current coal-fired Kogan Creek Power Station in Chinchilla as a critical component of the state’s “renewable energy revolution.” The $150 million Chinchilla battery development, which will use a lithium-ion energy battery technology like …

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The UAE will work with OPEC+ to ensure the sustainability of the energy market, UAE Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazroui said. According to the minister, the UAE is doing its best to increase capacity to 5 million bpd, but that doesn’t mean it wants to go it alone or leave OPEC+. This group includes the Organization …

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High energy pricing and food prices are a significant concern for many Europeans, with the EU currently negotiating relief packages for European citizens. The EU plans to deal with inflated energy and food prices. In connection with the sharp rise in energy prices, the EU Commission considers several emergency measures for its member countries, including …

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With the rise of geothermal energy companies, Turkey’s renewable energy capacity increased by 1.5 GWe between 2009 and 2019, placing it fourth in the globe behind the Philippines, Indonesia, and the United States, Think Geoenergy reported. The UNESCO Science Report, which examines how development goals have aligned over the last five years, finds that nations …

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About half of Turkey’s coal mines could be converted into solar energy system capable of generating enough renewable energy to meet the needs of nearly 7 million homes a year, Daily Sabah reported. The Solar Potential of Turkish Coal Fields report released yesterday analyzed the performance of 22 open-pit coal mines providing 10,495 MW of …

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According to new studies, the hydrogen market might be worth $1 trillion per year by 2050 as it becomes recognized as a critical energy source in the shift away from fossil fuels and toward cleaner alternatives. Hydrogen could become a major part of the energy supply in the coming years, as more energy companies and …

Hydrogen Market to Reach $1T a Year as Industries Shift from Fossil Fuel Read More »

By 2030, half of municipal heating in Germany is expected to come from climate-neutral sources. Deep geothermal systems can significantly contribute to this federal government goal because it provides a stable and weather-independent energy supply locally and requires little space in communities. A joint roadmap of Helmholtz Association centers, including the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology …

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According to a recent study by Rice University engineers, Texas renewable energy efforts may serve as an example for the rest of the country in terms of efficiently replacing coal with wind and solar for the state’s energy requirements while fulfilling environmental standards, Renewable Energy Magazine reports. The new research, led by environmental engineer Daniel …

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