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Solar Power Plant
Will Ukraine War Derail the Middle East's Solar Power Boom?
Renewables are looking more attractive as fossil fuels from Russia are banned. Middle Eastern countries have huge potential in solar power but will lack of crit…
LNG
Japan's JERA Weighs Expanding LNG Business to China
Japanese energy group JERA, one of the world's biggest importers of liquefied natural gas, has taken a step toward a possible expansion of its LNG business to C…
Electric Car
BMW Says It's Still into Hydrogen, Not All-In on EVs Yet
Despite the introduction of the BMW X5 Hybrid and BMW iX, the brand still maintains that going full-EV isn't the way to go.
Oil Price
Oil Prices Rise on Supply Concerns as Ukraine Crisis Deepens
Oil prices rose on Monday as concerns grew about tighter global supply, with the deepening crisis in Ukraine raising the prospect of heavier sanctions by the We…
Nuclear Power Plant
How Do Nuclear Power Plants Work?
Nuclear energy has become the single largest source of low-carbon electricity in Europe, which is predicted to retain and enhance its installed capacity between…
Solar Cell
How Close Are We to Perovskites at Scale?
Perovskite solar cells are an emerging technology that could significantly improve the efficiency and stability of photovoltaic cells.
Could Gravity Energy Storage Be a Fossil Fuel and Battery Killer?
What exactly is gravity energy storage and why are some environmentalists so bullish on it?
LNG
Germany to Move away From Russian Gas
Germany has released nearly EUR3 billion to acquire floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals, the Finance Ministry said on Friday, as it seeks to m…
Nuclear Power Plant
Iran Says IAEA Continues to Monitor Nuke Activities Without Access to Camera Records
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) said Saturday that IAEA continues to monitor activities in Iran's nuclear sites, but it has no access to the recor…
Nuclear Reactor
Eyeing Green Vote, Macron Vows to Exit Oil, Coal and Gas
President Emmanuel Macron promised on Saturday to make France the "first great nation" to stop using oil, coal and gas as energy sources, in a pitch to young an…
Crude Oil
Russia’s Oil Industry Is Suffering as the West Shuns Its Crude
Russia’s economically critical oil industry is getting battered as Western buyers shun the country’s crude.
Crude Oil
U.S. to Resume Oil, Gas Drilling on Public Land Despite Biden Campaign Pledge
The Biden administration on Friday said it has resumed plans for oil and gas development on federal lands, a move that could break a pledge Joe Biden made while…
Geothermal Power Plant
Geothermal: Power From Deep Within the Earth
Now, geothermal power is being lauded as an environmental way to provide large amounts of electricity and heat for the population of the world.
Energy Security of Central Asia: An Overview
Nature has rewarded Central Asia with rich natural resources for high-quality energy generation.
Wind Turbine
U.S. Wind Surpassed Both Coal and Nuclear Power for the First Time Ever
Power generation from wind turbines was the second-largest source of electricity in the United States on March 29, behind only natural gas and surpassing both c…

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Will Ukraine War Derail the Middle East's Solar Power Boom?

Japan's JERA Weighs Expanding LNG Business to China

BMW Says It's Still into Hydrogen, Not All-In on EVs Yet

Oil Prices Rise on Supply Concerns as Ukraine Crisis Deepens

How Do Nuclear Power Plants Work?

How Close Are We to Perovskites at Scale?

Could Gravity Energy Storage Be a Fossil Fuel and Battery Killer?

Germany to Move away From Russian Gas

Iran Says IAEA Continues to Monitor Nuke Activities Without Access to Camera Records

Eyeing Green Vote, Macron Vows to Exit Oil, Coal and Gas

Russia’s Oil Industry Is Suffering as the West Shuns Its Crude

U.S. to Resume Oil, Gas Drilling on Public Land Despite Biden Campaign Pledge

Geothermal: Power From Deep Within the Earth

Energy Security of Central Asia: An Overview

U.S. Wind Surpassed Both Coal and Nuclear Power for the First Time Ever