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Nuclear Power
Will Nuclear Energy’s No-Carbon Quality Outweigh The Fukushima Accident?
The global community has witnessed Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima — nuclear accidents that have left many skeptical.
Climate Change
Mitigating Energy-Related Carbon Emissions: Which Role for Natural Gas?
This dynamic has raised the opportunity for developing scenario-based analyses to enable a better understanding of the potential decarbonisation pathways and th
Hydrogen
Green Hydrogen to Cost Less than Natural Gas by 2050
Falling costs of solar PV technology will make cleaner gas cheaper than its fossil fuel-derived variant, according to a new report
Climate Change
Global Renewable Energy Capacity Grew 10.3% in 2020, Irena Says
Solar and wind accounted for 91% of renewables capacity additions last year.
Climate Change
Companies Net Zero Action Plans could be too Little too Late
More than half of companies are not transitioning fast enough, leaving them in danger of missing the Paris Agreement target of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
Nuclear Power
EIA and FERC Reports Confirm: In 2020, Nuclear Power was Trounced by Renewable Energy, Which Provided
Several reports recently released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission confirm that the mix of renewable energ
Nuclear Power
Russia Considers Qualifying Nuclear Energy as “Green” Source of Energy
On March 16, 2021, at the site of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, representatives of VEB.RF, the Bank of Russia, the Ministry of Industry and Trad
Nuclear Power
Global Nuclear Power Share to Rise 15% by 2030
Nuclear power currently meets 10% of global electricity generation
Coal
EIA: Less Electricity Generated by Coal than Nuclear in US in 2020
US coal-fired electricity generated totalled 774 million MWh in 2020, which is less than both natural gas-fired and nuclear-powered generation.
Hydrogen
Why South Africa has much to Gain From the Pivot to Hydrogen Use
The country, which produces around 80% of the world's platinum, is well placed to further develop and use hydrogen as an energy source
Wind Power
GWEC: North and Latin America Increased Wind Power Installations by 62% in 2020
2020 was record year for wind power in both North and Latin America, installing nearly 22 GW of new capacity in the region, or 62% more capacity in 2020 compare
Nuclear Power
National Nuclear Energy Plans for Clean Power, Heat and Hydrogen Showcased at IAEA-IEA Event
Nuclear power remains the world’s second largest source of low carbon electricity after hydro, producing more than solar and wind combined.
Power Grid
Solar & Wind In South Africa Contributed More Than Nuclear For 1st Time Ever In 2020
The rest was met by other sources, including diesel, hydro, and pumped storage plants.
Nuclear Power
Global Nuclear Power Share to Rise 15pc by 2030
The capacity of nuclear power worldwide of around 400,000 MW , meeting 10% of global electricity generation, is forecast to exceed 500,000 MW by 2030.
Nuclear Power
China Should Speed Nuclear Development to Meet Carbon Goals
China should accelerate development of nuclear power to help meet Beijing's pledges to bring greenhouse gas emissions to a peak before 2030 and become "carbon n
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