Turning California’s Biggest Liability Into A Biofuel Boom
In California, there is a debate heating up over whether dead trees should be cleared and burned for biofuel before they burn where they are in yet another devastating West Continue Reading
Norway’s Equinor to develop ‘at-scale’ blue hydrogen plant in UK
Norway’s Equinor said July 1 it is leading a project in the UK to develop one of the world’s first “at-scale” facilities to produce hydrogen from natural gas in combination Continue Reading
SunHydrogen extends research agreement with University of Iowa; development of Gen 2 multi-junction nanoparticles for hydrogen production
SunHydrogen , the developer of a technology to produce renewable hydrogen using sunlight and water, has extended its sponsored research agreement with the University of Iowa through 31 August 2020. Continue Reading
Solar-Power Costs Falling Even Faster Than Expected Due to Virus
The cost of U.S. solar power is dropping faster than expected as the coronavirus stifles demand, according to a report from Wood Mackenzie. Residential-system prices will fall 17% over the next five Continue Reading
EC plans euro-based hydrogen benchmark by 2021: draft EU strategy
The European Commission plans to develop a benchmark for euro-denominated hydrogen trades by 2021, according to an unofficial draft of its EU hydrogen strategy expected on July 8. Receive daily Continue Reading
Oil demand faces new threat as ‘green recovery’ hopes take root
As the world emerges from the economic wastelands of the coronavirus pandemic, hopes are growing that climate-friendly policies and behavior changes will speed the transition away from fossil fuels. But Continue Reading
Is This The Future Of Energy Storage?
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology say that they have developed a new strategy to address the limitations of the lithium-oxygen battery. Lithium-oxygen batteries are capable Continue Reading
China’s fuel cell vision gives Toyota chance to expand hydrogen footprint
The immense potential that China’s commercial transport sector offers for hydrogen has prompted some companies in Asia’s top energy consumer to tap the expertise of leading automakers, such as Toyota Continue Reading
2021: The Year Of Renewable Energy
Next year, and for the first time in history, renewable energy investment is set to outpace oil and gas investment Gasoline demand appears to be making a V-shaped recovery in Continue Reading
Wind Power and Turbines Are Facing Pushback From Europe’s Locals
Sweden—the country that brought the world 17-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg—is aiming to zero out greenhouse gases by 2045. To reach that goal, it’s ramping up wind energy. The country Continue Reading