Hannover Implements Energy Conservation Measures Amid Russian Gas Crisis
Hannover, Germany, has taken decisive action in response to the Russian gas crisis, with the Mayor announcing a city-wide goal to reduce energy consumption by […]
Gravity Batteries: Harnessing Green Energy Storage for a Sustainable Future
Engineers are exploring innovative solutions to store power generated by wind and solar farms. One promising technology is gravity batteries, which offer a potential answer […]
A report from LevelTen Energy has shown that European P25 solar and wind Power purchase agreement (PPA) prices increased 16% in the second quarter to […]
China Approves Significant Coal-Fired Power Expansion Despite Climate Goals
Greenpeace East Asia has recently reported that China approved the construction of 8.63 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power plants in the first quarter of this […]
Drax Submits Plans for World Largest Carbon Capture Project at Selby Power Station
Drax, an energy company based in the UK, has recently submitted plans to construct two bioenergy units at its power station in Selby, North Yorkshire. […]
EU Commission Draft Plan Proposes Financial Incentives to Reduce Gas Demand
An EU Commission draft plan titled 'gas demand reduction plan' suggests that EU countries should offer financial incentives to companies purchasing energy in order to […]
International Energy Agency Warns of Concentrated Solar Supply Chains in China
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has raised concerns about the excessive concentration of global solar supply chains in China. With solar photovoltaic technology becoming the […]
Brazil Launches Regulated Carbon Market: A Game-Changer in Global Carbon Credit Sales
In a significant move towards combating climate change, Brazil has taken a ground-breaking step by announcing the establishment of a regulated carbon market. Minister of […]
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