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Nuclear Power Plant
Regulator Approves Fukushima Water Release
Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) has formally approved Tokyo Electric Power Company's (Tepco's) plan to discharge treated water from the damaged Fukus…
Hydrogen Project
One of Europe’s Largest | Plug Power to Build 100MW Green Hydrogen Plant at Belgian Port
Port of Antwerp-Bruges makes a play to be Europe’s green H2 hotspot, but plans to source grid electricity for the project risk falling foul of the EU’s renewa…
Solar Cell
South Africa Approves First 100MW Solar Project Under New Regulation
The National Electricity Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved the first private projects to be regulated under new amendments to how projects apply fo…
CCS
Could CCUS Play into New Emission Rules for Gas-Fired Plants?
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to propose updated carbon emission regulations for gas-fired plants in 2022, per comments from EPA head Mi…
Carbon Emissions
Carbon Capture Challenges are Not Deterring Investor at Bill Gates’ Firm
In the United States, there is a voluntary market for companies to pay to capture their carbon, but there is not any government regulation or a federally mandat…
Joe Biden
Biden Blocks Sales of Inefficient Lightbulbs, Reversing Trump-Era Policy
The Biden administration on Tuesday announced new energy efficiency regulations that will phase out old-fashioned incandescent lightbulbs.
Mexico
Mexican President Urges Energy, Lithium Firms to Talk to Government
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Wednesday urged companies to consult their lawyers and talk to the government following decisions in support of…
Iran
US ‘Imposing New Conditions’ in Nuclear Talks, Says Iran
Iran’s foreign minister said Sunday that Washington is “imposing new conditions” in the negotiations to restore the 2015 nuclear agreement.
Carbon Emissions
China’s Central Bank Leads in Green Finance Policies Globally: Report
The People’s Bank of China is outperforming other central banks across the globe in greening their financial system, the Institute for Energy Economics and Fin…
Germany
Putin Should Think About the Consequences of Asking for Energy Payments in Rubles, Germany Says
Germany has some advice for Russian President Vladimir Putin: think about the consequences of asking for energy payments in rubles.
Nuclear Power Plant
Fukushima Touched by Another Earthquake, Some Deficiencies Reported at Nuclear Plants
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake caused some deficiencies at two of the three nuclear power plants located in relatively close proximity to the fault, but it did not …
Electric Car
Electric Vehicle Market: Is Lithium the New Oil?
More governments today are working towards creating new legislation and regulations for pollution and emission reduction. This has made electric and hybrid cars…
Wind Farm
Legislation Would Bring Standardized Regulation to Wind Farms
Thompson, (R-Shawnee), introduced Senate Bill 353 – similar to last session’s SB279 – which would impose statewide regulations on new wind developments.
Climate Policy
CPS Energy Will Spend $50 Million to Comply with EPA Rule on Coal Ash Storage
Despite opposition from environmental activists, CPS Energy trustees Monday approved the construction of a $50 million retention pond for the J.K. Spruce Power …
Nuclear Policy
A Nuclear Deal Could Be Reached in a Matter of Hours
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian told The Global Conversation that Tehran had shown flexibility and seriousness in negotiations with the West over its nuclear policy.…
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