According to a plan presented at the United Nations climate summit in Egypt, South Africa could produce more than five million tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2040. This step will catapult the world’s 13th-largest polluter into a greener future. Hopefully. The plan calls for annual production of 10 million tonnes by 2050. It …
Mexico has pledged to deploy a further 30 gigatonnes of renewable energy capacity by 2030, consistent with a statement issued by the country’s Foreign Ministry on Monday because the country cooperates with the US to fulfill new climate goals by doubling renewable energy sources. Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard traveled to Egypt for the COP27 climate …
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The development of renewable energy sources and the installation of new capacities in the Union will be one of the fastest-growing sectors in the European Union. There is no doubt that the growth that this sector has recorded this year will continue for the next two years. New encouragement for investors in the renewable energy …
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The current global energy crisis highlights the urgency and extent of the task of transforming Africa’s energy industry, also as the benefits of a faster transition to more cost-effective and cleaner energy sources such as the possibility of solar installation. In that sense, today, NEoT Offgrid Africa announced a collaboration with two other companies in …
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The Hywind Tampen floating offshore wind farm off the west coast of Norway began producing its first power on Sunday. According to Norwegian energy firm Equinor, it will supply power to oil and gas fields. At the same time, it will significantly reduce emissions. According to the company, the power was delivered to the Gullfaks …
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Since last year’s global climate summit, clean energy has become more affordable in comparison to fossil fuels, but implementation remains a challenge. While high inflation and recessionary fears have stirred up the global economy over the last year, one sector appears to have arisen relatively unscathed: renewable energy. Wind, solar, and other clean energy costs …
New electro waves: Clean energy is winning the power battle Read More »
Saudi Arabia continues to demonstrate real determination and concrete steps in the energy transition process. Through its investments and projects, the country is becoming a leader in the process of creating a new energy map in the world. But also more than that. With its ambitious plan and strong political strategy, the key player in …
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This year which is slowly passing can rightly be called the year of investment growth in renewable energy sources. The challenges brought by the war in Ukraine have apparently been successfully overcome by the renewable energy sector. So, for example, despite the reserved forecasts for the stagnation of investments in renewable energy sources, after the …
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Black gold, i.e. oil will probably have this prestigious status for several more decades. Apparently, the era of fossil fuel, the era of oil is slowly but surely coming to an end. We are witnessing a firm step into the new era, the era of renewable energy, the era of sustainability, and the circular economy. …
A hydro giant Canada, the world’s third-largest producer of low-emissions electricity, has a head start on cleaning up its grid as part of a global push to electrify vehicles and buildings and slow climate change. However, capitalizing on this advantage is complicated by the fact that each of Canada’s ten provinces regulates utilities independently and …
Canada might be a hydro giant, but every province has its own policy Read More »
