Rechargeable Concrete Battery
A rechargeable cement-based battery was developed, with an average energy density of 7 Wh/m 2 (or 0.8 Wh/L) during six charge/discharge cycles. Iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn) were selected as Continue Reading
EU Looks To Tax Jet Fuel In Push To Cut Emissions
The European Union (EU) is looking to extend energy taxation to the aviation industry as the bloc is ramping up efforts to raise its chances of reaching the targets in Continue Reading
Scottish port, Norway’s Gen2 Energy sign green hydrogen MOU
Port of Cromarty Firth eyes imports from Norwegian hydro producer Imports to complement own green hydrogen production from mid-2023 Aims to become first transshipment hub for Gen2 Energy output Scotland Continue Reading
Ambitious Energy Goals Are Hurting European Businesses
European carbon prices are running at record highs these days, and they have more room to rise, according to some analysts and traders. On the face of it, this is Continue Reading
Crude oil futures rise on hurricane season concerns, pares losses after selloff
Crude oil futures jumped during mid-morning trade in Asia May 24, as the market grew anxious of another above-normal hurricane season, while paring losses from a selloff during the week Continue Reading
Oil Rises Above $64 as Investors Track Virus Fight, Iran Talks
Oil advanced above $64 a barrel as more signs the U.S. economy is rapidly bouncing back from the pandemic outweighed concern a revival of the Iranian nuclear deal will lead Continue Reading
Is It Possible To Have A Nuanced Discussion About The Energy Transition?
Climate change is no longer a fiery apocalypse that we expect to happen in the far-off future. Rising sea levels, wild-fires, heatwaves, and extreme weather events are already wreaking havoc Continue Reading
Annual Reserve Revisions Part II: International Major IOCs
A guest post by George Kaplan There’s not much revelatory here, more a completist’s list showing reserve changes for seven IOCs, with more to come over the next months, but Continue Reading
Can The U.S. Compete With Qatari LNG?
Qatar’s recent announcement that it would build the world’s largest LNG production facility did not prompt any applause from other LNG producers. Now, the tiny Gulf nation is also cutting Continue Reading
Will The World’s Largest Oil Region Become A Hydrogen Hub?
The biggest oil-exporting region in the world, the Middle East, has set its sights on becoming a major clean energy exporter of green hydrogen. The largest oil producers in the Continue Reading