All publications by tag «GE»
2023, February, 6, 12:40:00
CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE DIFFICULTIES
The high demand for lithium-ion batteries has translated into shortages of lithium along with shortages of other essential commodities like copper, aluminum, nickel and cobalt.
2023, February, 3, 11:10:00
GERMAN WIND ENERGY 7 GW
Germany targets 30 GW of offshore wind by 2030. The country had 7.7 GW of offshore wind installed capacity at the end of 2021.
2023, January, 30, 11:25:00
U.S. CLEAN HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES
The Biden-Harris Administration, through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), today announced up to $47 million in funding to accelerate the research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) of affordable clean hydrogen technologies.
2023, January, 9, 12:25:00
GERMANY'S GAS CONSUMPTION DOWN
Germany exported around 501 TWh of natural gas in 2022 (749 TWh in 2021). As a result, at 948 TWh, more natural gas was available in Germany in 2022 than in 2021 (902 TWh).
2023, January, 9, 12:20:00
GLOBAL ENERGY TRENDS 2023
Electric utilities are facing a future of increased competition, disruptive technologies, and changing customer demands.
2022, December, 27, 12:40:00
GERMAN SCARY "DUNKELFLAUTE"
How will the 55 GW of generation from coal, gas, and nuclear be replaced during weeks of wind-still winter in mid-century Germany?
2022, November, 30, 11:25:00
QATAR LNG FOR GERMANY
Qatar, one of the world's largest LNG exporters, has been courted by European countries, including Germany and the UK, in recent months as they seek improved gas supply security amid stubbornly high prices.
2022, November, 25, 10:40:00
GERMANY'S ENERGY PLAN €54 BLN
The German government has announced it will introduce a €54bn package of measures aimed at supporting German companies and households amid rising energy prices.
2022, November, 16, 10:15:00
SAUDI'S HYDROGEN WILL UP
Hydrogen would be a key part of the future energy mix, with Saudi ambitions to produce 4 million mt/year of "clean" hydrogen by 2030.
2022, November, 16, 10:10:00
U.S. NUCLEAR HYDROGEN
Most of the hydrogen currently produced in the US is made through steam-methane reforming whereby methane reacts with high-temperature steam to produce carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen.
