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India
India’s Place in the New Hydrogen World Order
Higher fossil fuel prices are making green hydrogen comparatively cheaper, which could accelerate India’s transition to the clean fuel.
Carbon Emissions
Fighting Climate Change with Carbon Capture and Utilization Technologies
Last month the Biden-Harris administration unveiled ambitious plans to reduce carbon emissions through clean manufacturing that include federal investments of m…
United States
Private Investment in California's Solar Energy Industry Increases Climate Vulnerabilities, Study Finds
Energy systems development is driven more by financial considerations than environmental ones, leaving customers more vulnerable to the effects of climate chang…
Coal Mine
Coal India Receives 100% Booking in its First Single-Window E-Auction
Coal India’s (CIL) on Wednesday said its first-ever offer of nearly 5.2 Lakh Tonnes (LTs) of coal under the recently revamped single-window e-auction received …
Nuclear Power Plant
S. Korea Likely to Return to Nuclear Power Generation Under New Govt.
South Korea is likely to make a U-turn from its yearslong nuclear phase-out drive as President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol has vowed to scrap the policy and make the co…
Crude Oil
EU Leaders Tackle Escape Route From Russian Fossil Fuels
European Union leaders will tackle ways to wean themselves off Russian fossil fuels on Thursday and debate how quickly to ditch their key supplier.
Oil & Gas Supply
With Oil Market in Turmoil, Energy Execs Urge more Output, Security
Oil-and-gas leaders advocated at an industry conference on Monday for increased security of energy supply and more fossil fuel production, while the U.S. climat…
Coal Mine
Australia Pushing Higher Coal Exports to Europe
Australia's federal resources minister Keith Pitt is pressuring the premier of Queensland state Anastacia Palazczuk to expedite coal mine developments to free u…
Hydrogen Transport
Centrica Partners with the UK’s National Grid to Inject Green Hydrogen into the National Transmission System
Centrica and the National Grid have partnered to explore the possibility of injecting green hydrogen into the UK’s National Transmission System (NTS) in order …
Hydrogen Production
Air Liquide Gains French State Support for 200MW Normandy Hydrogen Production Project
Normandy, France, will gain a 200MW electrolyser project from Air Liquide in order to boost the European hydrogen sector whilst additionally receiving support f…
Nuclear Reactor
Indian Test Reactor Reaches Operation Landmark
India's fast breeder test reactor (FBTR) has reached its full 40 MWt design power level for the first time, more than 35 years since it first started operating.…
Nuclear Power Plant
Ukraine Regulator's Concerns Over Nuclear Sites
The State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine (SNRIU) has expressed growing concerns about the situation at Chernobyl and at Zaporozhe, where Ukrainian n…
Hydrogen Production
Low-Carbon Hydrogen Production to Be Explored in Egypt
Egypt could be set to grow its hydrogen economy with the revealing on March 7 of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to assess low-carbon hydrogen production in…
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle
China Puts 100 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles to Work in Order to Decarbonise Cold Chain Logistics
100 hydrogen fuel cell cold-chain logistic vehicles have officially been put into operation in Beijing, China, as the country looks to expand its hydrogen exper…
Wind Farm
Tyrone Windfarm Project Acquired by Dublin-Based NTR
A WINDFARM project on the Tyrone-Fermanagh border has been acquired by Dublin-based renewable energy company NTR for an undisclosed sum.
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