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LNG

Pakistan’s LNG Import Dependence Puts Energy Security, Financial Stability at Stake

The country imported 7.4 million tonnes of LNG in 2020.

Ireland

Ireland’s Energy Poverty Breaks New Record

The number of fuel poor households surpassed that recorded 28 years ago, according to a report.

Crude Oil

U.S. Steps up Heavy Crude Imports as Biden Blasts Profiteering

U.S. refiners last month imported the most heavy crude in nearly two years, customs data showed, as they cranked up motor fuel production and sought to replace …

Energy Storage Battery

Skyscrapers—a Gravity Energy Storage Boon

Elevators and electric trucks provide opportunity for widespread, mechanical, grid-scale batteries.

United Kingdom

UK ‘Paid £5.1BN for Russian Gas, Oil and Coal in 2021’

The UK spent £5.1 billion on Russian energy imports in the year to April 2022.

Net Zero Emission

Airports Need to Get Hydrogen Ready Now to Land Net Zero Targets

Airport owners and operators need to plan for the delivery and storage of hydrogen now if they are to be ready to fuel hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035.

United Kingdom

Boris in Pursuit of £1BN for Massive Insulation Scheme

Money from the UK government’s public sector decarbonisation scheme could reportedly be diverted to a new programme

Microgrid

Renewable Front-Of-The-Meter Microgrid Strengthens California’s Grid Reliability

California’s first 100% renewable energy, front-of-the-meter, multi-customer microgrid is now fully operational, providing enhanced energy resilience for the C…

Carbon Emissions

Top 10 Largest Port Emissions in Europe

Siemens Energy report on electrification of European shipping fleet highlights the worst ports for carbon dioxide emissions.

LNG

How the World’s Top Coal, LNG Exporter Ran Into a Power Crisis

Australia, the world's top exporter of coal and liquefied natural gas, is battling a power crunch, posing major challenges for the country's new Labor governmen…

Hydrogen Project

Low Carbon Hydrogen Demand Likely to Grow Over 600MT in 2050: Report

The demand for low carbon hydrogen will likely go over 600 megatonnes (Mt) in 2050 from only under 1Mt at present, Wood Mackenzie reported.

India

India Remains World’s ‘Outperformer’ in Solar Power: Report

The market is slated to bring some 90GW of new solar capacity by 2031.

Natural Gas

Israel Signs Deal to Export Natural Gas to EU

The MoU also require the parties to reduce emissions.

Offshore Wind Power

Ocean Winds Launches Offshore Wind Company in Brazil

Ocean Winds has announced the launch of OW Brasil, its fully owned Brazilian company working on development opportunities of offshore wind projects in the count…

Energy Transition

Seven Countries to Share €2.4BN EU Funding to Accelerate Green Transition

It will support measures to reduce emissions in energy, industry and transport in Romania, Czechia, Poland, Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia, as well as…