All publications by tag «AI»
2021, September, 28, 13:25:00
BRITAIN'S NUCLEAR HYDROGEN
The study found that to facilitate rapid decarbonisation and cut dependency on fossil fuels, both nuclear and renewables are needed for power and hydrogen production.
2021, September, 28, 13:10:00
UKRAINE WIND POWER 1.4 GW
Ukraine's installed wind capacity has increased from around 500 MW in 2015 to 1.4 GW in 2020 and wind covered 1.4% of the power mix in 2020.
2021, September, 27, 12:55:00
UKRAINE GAS PRICES UP
Gas prices in Ukraine began to climb in April this year, and in August and September they soared to record levels
2021, September, 27, 12:40:00
RENEWABLES FOR AZERBAIJAN: 30%
Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov has said that Azerbaijan, which is an exporter of traditional energy resources, aims to bring the share of renewable energy in the total installed capacity of electricity to 30 percent by 2030.
2021, September, 23, 12:30:00
BRITAIN WITHOUT NORD STREAM 2
The UK does not support Russia's Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project to Germany
2021, September, 23, 12:20:00
HYDROGEN INVESTMENT FOR BRITAIN $1.4 BLN
Ineos plans to "move to the production and use of hydrogen by all businesses at the Grangemouth site" by 2030, along with CCS of at least 1 million mt/year,
2021, September, 21, 12:40:00
SPANISH HYDROGEN GRID
Spain approved in October 2020 a Hydrogen Roadmap through to 2030 with an expected investment of Eur8.9 billion in the sector with targets to reach 4 GW of electrolyzers and other targets.
2021, September, 17, 11:45:00
NO NUCLEAR FOR SPAIN
Under Spain's nuclear phase-out policy, its nuclear fleet is scheduled to shut down by 2035.
2021, September, 13, 12:15:00
BRITAIN'S COAL UP
In August the UK went just 3 days without any coal use being in the energy mix something that has raised eyebrows among critics of the government’s green energy and NetZero emissions targets.
2021, September, 10, 12:10:00
SPAIN RENEWABLES UP
The Spanish Secretariat of State for Energy has scheduled the new auction for 3.3 GW of renewables capacity for 19 October 2021.
