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Nuclear Technology

UK’s Core Power Supports Molten Salt Reactor Development

UK-based Core Power said that it has joined an international team to develop Molten Salt Reactor technology that could be used to power ships.

Hydrogen Technology

Spanish Team Develops Microwave-Induced Electrolysis at Low Temperatures for H2 Production

Researchers in Spain have developed hydrogen production without contact electrodes via water electrolysis mediated by the microwave-triggered redox activation o…

Oil&Gas Drilling

Turkey Starts Drilling Second Well in Black Sea

Turkey has begun drilling a second borehole on the Sakarya natural gas field in the Black Sea where it made its largest-ever discovery earlier this year with th…

Oil & Gas Trade

Election 2020: Climate Change Won’t Be Part Of Texas Oil Regulator’s Agenda

In a sweeping victory for America’s oil and gas industry, Republican businessman James “Jim” Wright comfortably won a seat on Texas’ energy regulator with 5…

Wind Turbine

Stocks Of Major Wind Turbine Makers Slump Amid Election Uncertainty

Shares of major wind turbine manufacturers slumped on European markets on Wednesday as the U.S. presidential election—with the two candidates differing strongl…

Wind Farm

COVID-19: Akuo Suspends 132MW Oz Wind Project

Developer is not ‘actively pursuing’ Granite Hills in NSW as a consequence of ‘increased business uncertainty’

Market Analysis

Consistent Excellence Makes Byron Nuclear Plant Special

A focus on continuous improvement has helped the nuclear power industry shine in recent years.

Energy Saving

Investor Aquila Capital Sets Sights on Energy Efficiency Projects

Germany's Aquila Capital plans to invest 50-70 million euros per year in energy efficiency projects, it said, hoping to benefit from a push by corporations and …

Carbon Neutral

Malaysia's Energy Giant Petronas Targets Net Zero Emissions by 2050

Malaysian state-owned energy giant Petroliam Nasional Berhad, or Petronas, said on Thursday it aims to become a net zero emitter of greenhouse gases by 2050 and…

Oil Price

Oil Price Headed up Towards $50 per Barrel in 2021: S&P Global Platts

Brent crude, the global benchmark for oil prices, is likely to remain around $40 per barrel in the rest of the current calendar year but could be headed towards…

Market Analysis

Proposed $16B Project Combines World’s Largest PV Farm, Largest Battery, Longest Undersea HVDC Cable

Here’s a high-level cost estimate of what transmitting solar power underneath an ocean might cost for the proposed $16 billion Australia–ASEAN power line.

Market Analysis

Six Key Ways Sub-Saharan Africa can Address COVID-19 and Climate Change

Rocky Mountain Institute has released a new report highlighting six key measures governments in Sub-Saharan Africa can address the impacts of COVID-19 and clima…

Smart Energy

Cities and Community Investment in Smart Energy to Hit $64 billion by 2030

Research firm Guidehouse Insights predicts the global market for smart energy technologies to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 10% between 2020 and 20…

Hydrogen Fuel Stations

South Korea: Ministry of Environment Launches Task Force for Charging Station Development

The Ministry of Environment launched a task force on Nov. 4 to expand electric and hydrogen vehicle charging infrastructure.

China-Constructed Power Projects Benefit Energy-Thirsty Pakistan

From coal-fired power plant to wind farm, Chinese-built power projects have helped ease energy thirst across Pakistan.