Peak Shale Will Send Oil Prices Sky High
Much of the cheap oil has been produced, and the oil industry is increasingly relying on costly reserves. While the world is awash in supply right now, the market may Continue Reading
The Energy 202: 2020 Democrats play up climate plans as a way to win in New Hampshire
As Democrats running for president pivot to New Hampshire after the debacle in Iowa, they have already spent much of this week in the Granite State trading grabs over which Continue Reading
Russia Looks To Double Coal Exports To China
Russia has been historically associated with oil and gas exports, yet the news somewhat underreports its coal market presence. Although neither the world’s largest coal producer nor exporter, Russia seems Continue Reading
Russia’s Novak, US ambassador discuss energy cooperation
Russian energy minister Alexander Novak discussed bilateral energy cooperation with the US ambassador to Russia, John Sullivan, on Thursday, according to an energy ministry statement. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber Continue Reading
Hitler’s Renewable Jet Fuel Could End Flight Shaming
A “green” jet fuel invented by the Nazis for the Luftwaffe air force during World War II may have just found a new purpose in the burgeoning era of flight Continue Reading
ElringKlinger fuel cell stacks exceeded expectations in EU-funded GiantLeap; trailer-attached hydrogen range extender for electric buses
Within the scope of EU-funded GiantLeap project, Bosch Engineering GmbH, together with VDL Enabling Transport Solutions b.v. and their partners, designed and built a fuel cell range extender system for Continue Reading
JenaBatteries and BASF cooperate in the development of electrolyte for redox flow battery
JenaBatteries GmbH and BASF are cooperating in the production of an electrolyte for a battery technology that is particularly suitable for stationary storage of electricity from renewable energy sources and Continue Reading
Oil rises for a second day as OPEC+ weighs coronavirus action
Oil futures rose for a second day on Thursday, boosted by potential OPEC+ action to counter oil demand loss from the coronavirus outbreak and by optimism that trade tensions between Continue Reading
Central Banks Have a $12 Billion Coal Problem They Must Solve
The world’s leading central banks should purge coal-related assets from their balance sheets and set rules discouraging the financial system from financing polluting industries, according to the New Economics Foundation Continue Reading
The world’s oceans are speeding up — another mega-scale consequence of climate change
Scientists are warning that all across the globe, ocean currents are speeding up their pace. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post) Three-quarters of the world’s ocean waters have sped up their pace Continue Reading