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Angola
GECF Shines the Spotlight on Angola's Potential at Angola Oil and Gas 2021
The Gas Exporting Countries Forum, the global platform of the leading gas producing countries, participated in the 2nd edition of the Angola Oil and Gas Confere…
Solar Power Plant
Sustainable Solar Powered Clothes: Art by Physicist Teamed up with ARMOR ASCA
This project is part of the new technology-powered collection Art by Physicist successfully launched on Kickstarter in June 2021.
Nuclear Fusion
Nuclear Fusion Strives for Place at COP26 Green Energy Table
With its promise of emissions-free, abundant power, fusion energy could play a key role in reaching zero carbon targets. But critics say the technology won’t a…
Wind Farm
KHNP Partners with Hanwha E&C to Build Wind Farm in Gangwon Province
The Taebaek Mountains in Gangwon Province is a mountain range that stretches across North Korea and South Korea.
Carbon Neutral
Lundin Energy to Accelerate Carbon Neutral Aims
Swedish energy provider Lundin Energy has hastened its carbon neutrality ambitions by committing to absolute operation emissions being reduced by over 50% by 20…
Substation
Large Fire at Key UK Substation Cuts off Power from France
The IFA interconnector is currently out of service and following an initial review, National Grid said 1,000MW of capacity is unavailable until 27th March 2022
Creston Commits to 100% Renewable Energy by 2050
‘Creston is setting the path forward for other rural communities like theirs to live healthier, safer, and cleaner lives.’
Offshore Wind Power
SSE Merges Scottish Offshore Projects to Create 4.1GW Giant
Berwick Bank and Marr Bank developments can be delivered more quickly as a single entity, says developer
Hydrogen Production
Raven SR to Begin Green Hydrogen Production in California
The company is backed by both Chevron and Hyzon and will be making up to 2,00 metric tons per year.
SMR
Terrestrial Upgrades Molten Salt Reactor Design
Ontario-based Terrestrial Energy has announced its upgraded Integral Molten Salt Reactor nuclear power plant design – the IMSR®400 –with a net 390MW of elect…
Nuclear Fuel
NRC Grants Operating License for Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Site in Texas
A private equity firm-backed venture has gained federal approval to build and operate a spent nuclear fuel storage facility in Texas.
Wind Power Project
Opdenergy Unveils First Chilean Wind Project
Opdenergy has unveiled its first wind farm in Chile - the 50MW La Estrella project.
Crude Oil
US Gulf operators restore 70pc of Ida-halted oil output
US Gulf of Mexico offshore producers have brought back about 70pc of the oil output that was halted due to Hurricane Ida.
Hydrogen Production
Green Hydrogen Production Barge Concept Project Awarded UK Government Funding
A UK project aiming to develop a green hydrogen production barge concept for harbour use has been awarded government funding.
Energy-Eficient Building
Connecticut Losing Ground on Building Emissions Despite Efficiency Programs
Climate activists say the state’s progress on reducing building emissions has been far too slow given the pace of the climate crisis, and that it needs to end …

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GECF Shines the Spotlight on Angola's Potential at Angola Oil and Gas 2021

Sustainable Solar Powered Clothes: Art by Physicist Teamed up with ARMOR ASCA

Nuclear Fusion Strives for Place at COP26 Green Energy Table

KHNP Partners with Hanwha E&C to Build Wind Farm in Gangwon Province

Lundin Energy to Accelerate Carbon Neutral Aims

Large Fire at Key UK Substation Cuts off Power from France

Creston Commits to 100% Renewable Energy by 2050

SSE Merges Scottish Offshore Projects to Create 4.1GW Giant

Raven SR to Begin Green Hydrogen Production in California

Terrestrial Upgrades Molten Salt Reactor Design

NRC Grants Operating License for Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Site in Texas

Opdenergy Unveils First Chilean Wind Project

US Gulf operators restore 70pc of Ida-halted oil output

Green Hydrogen Production Barge Concept Project Awarded UK Government Funding

Connecticut Losing Ground on Building Emissions Despite Efficiency Programs