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Carbon Storage: The Future of Residential Homes
Wood has countless uses, and trees store carbon. Some of that carbon is still stored after trees are cut down for wood products like lumber: A wood product cont…
Carbon Emissions
Inexpensive Melamine Used to Capture Carbon Dioxide in Energy-Efficient Process
Chemists have used melamine to create an inexpensive and energy-efficient way to capture carbon dioxide, an advance that could one day be scaled down and employ…
EU
Europe Urged to Clamp Down on Growing Greenhouse Gases Black Market
Illegal hydrofluorocarbons smuggled into the EU amount to nearly 30% of the legal trade, according to the Environmental Investigation Agency
Record Profits Could Convince Oil Majors to Hike Dividends
Strong up-and-downstream performance make for strong big oil earnings expectations.
Australia
Enel Hunts for Buyers of 3.6-GW Wind, Solar Pipeline in Australia - Report
The green energy arm of Italian utility Enel SpA is seeking to sell down between 50% and 80% of its Australian renewable energy platform that is said to have 3.…
Uniper: How Long 2 Bln Euro Credit Facility Will Last Depends on Market
Embattled German utility Uniper said that how long a 2 billion euro ($2.02 billion) credit facility it drew down earlier Monday would depend on how the market d…
Energy Saving
‘Smart Window’ Demonstrates Energy Saving Potential
The Dutch innovation organisation TNO has reported its solar smart window is performing successfully in real world conditions.
Oil Field
Norway’s Equinor Shuts Down Three Oilfields Due to Strike
The shutdown of the Gudrun, Oseberg South and Oseberg East fields comes after the Norwegian Organisation of Manager and Executives (Lederne) trade union went on…
Hydropower Plant
Malaysia’s TNB Power Station in Kenyir Resumes Operation
It temporarily shut down in end-February due to a landslide caused by heavy rain.
Electric Car
Tesla Deliveries Fall for the First Time in Two Years
Electric vehicle maker blames supply chain challenges and factory shutdowns for drop in production
Thermal Plant
Japan’s JERA Says It Shut Down a 500 MW Power Plant Due to Fire
A fire caused Japan's biggest power generator JERA to shut down a 500 megawatt (MW) unit at its Chiba thermal power station near Tokyo on Saturday.
Global Energy Security at Risk as Recoverable Oil Drops
Global recoverable oil is estimated at 1.57 trillion barrels, 9% down from last year.
Solar Power Panel
Revolutionizing Energy Supply With Transparent Solar Panels
Transparent solar panels could help achieve global net-zero targets and improve the aesthetic appearance of buildings by turning windows or any glass sheet into…
OPEC
OPEC+ Sees Oil Market Surplus Shrinking to 1 Million Bpd
OPEC+ is slimming down its projections for an oil market surplus this year.
Energy Transition
Sunny Spain’s Green Energy Plan Leaves Needy Feeling Cold
As Europe doubles down on green ambitions made more urgent by a fuel and cost of living crisis, the disconnect between Madrid's suburbs highlights a wider dilem…

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Carbon Storage: The Future of Residential Homes

Inexpensive Melamine Used to Capture Carbon Dioxide in Energy-Efficient Process

Europe Urged to Clamp Down on Growing Greenhouse Gases Black Market

Record Profits Could Convince Oil Majors to Hike Dividends

Enel Hunts for Buyers of 3.6-GW Wind, Solar Pipeline in Australia - Report

Uniper: How Long 2 Bln Euro Credit Facility Will Last Depends on Market

‘Smart Window’ Demonstrates Energy Saving Potential

Norway’s Equinor Shuts Down Three Oilfields Due to Strike

Malaysia’s TNB Power Station in Kenyir Resumes Operation

Tesla Deliveries Fall for the First Time in Two Years

Japan’s JERA Says It Shut Down a 500 MW Power Plant Due to Fire

Global Energy Security at Risk as Recoverable Oil Drops

Revolutionizing Energy Supply With Transparent Solar Panels

OPEC+ Sees Oil Market Surplus Shrinking to 1 Million Bpd

Sunny Spain’s Green Energy Plan Leaves Needy Feeling Cold