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Green Hydrogen Future Analysis

‘Green’ hydrogen could be a significant pillar of a decarbonised economy. But there are significant challenges to overcome.

Nuclear Equipment

A Power Station in Oxfordshire Were Demolished on 18 August

The last cooling towers of Didcot A power station in Oxfordshire were demolished on 18 August, six years after the station was decommissioned. The detonation wa…

Nuclear Power Plant

The European Bank Consider the Commercial Financing of Nuclear Safety and Decommissioning

"Longer term I think we need to move away from dealing with legacies and work with countries interested in financing safety improvements and waste management pr…

Oil Price

Oil Prices Continued to Rally Yesterday as the Trade War Stoked Fears

Oil prices continued to rally yesterday, following reports that the United States has decided to delay the next round of tariffs that were to be imposed on Chin…

The World's First Online Service to Address Climate Change Launched by Finnish Capital

The City of Helsinki has launched Think Sustainability, an online service to provide residents with tips on how to make more sustainable lifestyle and business …

​EV Collaborations Between Global Automotive Manufacturers Have Started To Gather Pace

Electric vehicle (EV) collaborations between global automotive manufacturers have started to gather pace. In fact, the latest research from Cornwall Insight’s…

Biggest Hydroelectric Project in the World Inches Closer to Reality in Congo

For decades, plans have been made and discarded to construct a series of hydroelectric power stations on Africa’s second-longest river that would generate almo…

SteelGuru

Our VisionWe, at SteelGuru, firmly believe that after the age of IT in the earlier years of last decade, now the age of information has come. We also strongly b…

Solar Company

Xinte Energy Profits to Be Significantly Impacted by Polysilicon Price Declines in 1H 2019

Major China-based polysilicon producer, Xinte Energy has signalled a significant decline in expected profits for the first half of 2019, due to polysilicon ASPs…

Oil & Gas Trade

EVs on Course to Replace 40 Per cent of Demand for Oil in Next 25 Years

The paper argues these shifting economics mean it will soon make little financial sense to produce oil for petrol and diesel cars in the coming decades, when EV…

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Could China's Emissions Peak Before as Soon as 2021?

China could greenhouse gas emissions peak a decade sooner than its Paris Agreement target is aiming for, according to a new peer-reviewed study released on Mond…

Nuclear Fuel

Fuelling of a Radioisotope-Based Power System for NASA's Mars 2020 Rover

The Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator - or MMRTG - uses heat from the natural radioactive decay of plutonium-238 to generate electricity as we…

Aldersgate Group Launches 'Manifesto' for Rapid Decarbonisation

Sustainable business think tank the Aldersgate Group has today published a "manifesto" outlining how the new government can accelerate the transition to a net z…

Fossil Fuel Subsidies Continue to Far Outstrip Renewable Subsidies, Suffocating the Energy Transition

Switching fossil fuel subsidies to support renewables could unleash a clean energy revolution and propel the decarbonisation of the global economy, according to…

Oil & Gas Trade

Decision to Sanction Iranian FM is Latest Blow by President Donald Trump

Iran accused the United States on Thursday of "childish behaviour" driven by fear after Washington imposed sanctions on its foreign minister, escalating tension…