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LNG
Networks Unveil Plan to Deliver World's First Zero Carbon Gas Grid
The UK's gas network operators have set themselves the ambitious target of delivering the world's first zero carbon gas grid, as part of a major new programme d…
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Shell Deepens Carbon Reduction Plans
Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday announced plans to deepen its greenhouse gas emissions reduction "ambitions".
Canadian Green Hydrogen Project Progresses
As part of Air Liquide’s mandate to increase green hydrogen production capacity, work has begun on 20-megawatt proton exchange membrane (PEM) hydrogen system a…
Nuclear Power Plant
Fire Raging Near Ukraine's Chernobyl Poses Radiation Risk
A huge forest fire in Ukraine that has been raging for more than a week is now just one kilometre from the defunct Chernobyl nuclear power plant and poses a rad…
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Japan's 2018/19 Greenhouse Emissions Fall 3.9% to Record Low
Japan's greenhouse gas emissions fell 3.9 per cent to a record low in the year ended March 2019.
Solar Power Plant
EBRD Supports Estonia's Enefit Green Entering Poland's Solar Market
An expansion of Estonian energy company Enefit Green into Poland, with support from the EBRD, is helping drive forward the development of solar energy in a mark…
Nuclear Power Plant
As Africa Looks for Clean Power, Nuclear Interest Grows
Faced with power shortfalls, demands for greener energy and drought threats to hydropower.
Siemens to Her German Coal Giant Uniper Switch to “Green Hydrogen”
Siemens, the international energy group, is to develop the project in partnership with Uniper, one of Germany's largest fossil-fuel generators.
Solar Company
Total Invests $490m in Joint Venture with Adani's AGEL
Global energy player Total has entered into a joint venture (JV) with Adani Green Energy.
Market Analysis
Hydrogen Fuel Could Help Decarbonize the Dirtiest Industries in the World
This renewable energy could provide opportunities to power the biggest fossil fuel users.
Oil&Gas Drilling
Government Admits BP Drilling Permit Process was Unlawful
The government admits it acted unlawfully in granting BP’s permit to drill for new oil in the North Sea, a Greenpeace legal challenge reveals, after officials …
Woodside Joins Japanese Consortium to Study Exporting Hydrogen
Australian LNG producer Woodside Energy has joined a consortium of Japanese companies to explore exporting carbon-neutral hydrogen.
Blockchain
Canadian Conservation Authorities Hold Green Energy Blockchain Pilot
Officials in the province of Ontario are working with the Insolar technology firm.
Electric Car
Why EVs are Greener than Gasoline And Diesel Powered Vehicles
While electric vehicles are often touted as the climate-friendly green alternative to standard combustion engines, there are some people that question whether t…
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Russia Drafts Strategy for Low-Carbon Development
Russia's Ministry for Economic Development last week published a draft strategy for low-carbon development to 2050.

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Networks Unveil Plan to Deliver World's First Zero Carbon Gas Grid

Shell Deepens Carbon Reduction Plans

Canadian Green Hydrogen Project Progresses

Fire Raging Near Ukraine's Chernobyl Poses Radiation Risk

Japan's 2018/19 Greenhouse Emissions Fall 3.9% to Record Low

EBRD Supports Estonia's Enefit Green Entering Poland's Solar Market

As Africa Looks for Clean Power, Nuclear Interest Grows

Siemens to Her German Coal Giant Uniper Switch to “Green Hydrogen”

Total Invests $490m in Joint Venture with Adani's AGEL

Hydrogen Fuel Could Help Decarbonize the Dirtiest Industries in the World

Government Admits BP Drilling Permit Process was Unlawful

Woodside Joins Japanese Consortium to Study Exporting Hydrogen

Canadian Conservation Authorities Hold Green Energy Blockchain Pilot

Why EVs are Greener than Gasoline And Diesel Powered Vehicles

Russia Drafts Strategy for Low-Carbon Development