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Climate
2023, June, 2, 06:50:00
GLOBAL CLIMATE SCAM
Last fall, when the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis looked into the world’s 13 “flagship, large-scale” CCS projects, representing about 55% of global carbon capture capacity, it found that seven of the 13 projects underperformed, two failed outright, and one had to be mothballed.
Climate
2023, June, 2, 06:45:00
GLOBAL RENEWABLE MADNESS
Wind and solar need to be backed up, close to 100 per cent, by some other means of power generation. If that backup is provided by open-cycle gas or worse, coal, net zero will never be achieved: nor anything very close to it.
Climate
2023, June, 2, 06:30:00
BRITAIN'S SOLAR COLLAPSE
Interpath Advisory was appointed to handle the administration and sale of Toucan last November, as Thurrock Council in Essex revealed it was owed £692 million ($857 million) by the business. Interpath, which has hired advisers from KPMG to oversee an auction of the 53 sites, is hoping to recover losses through the sale of the farms.
Climate
2023, May, 26, 06:45:00
IAEA, CHINA NUCLEAR PARTNERSHIP
"China is one of the IAEA's most important partners and a global leader in nuclear energy,"
Climate
2023, May, 19, 06:40:00
U.S. HYDROPOWER INVESTMENT $600 MLN
Hydropower currently provides 6% of all electricity in the United States and accounts for 32% of renewable-electricity generation, as well as 93% of all utility-scale energy storage.
Climate
2023, May, 19, 06:30:00
RENEWABLES FOR BRITAIN
In order to meet this goal, the UK must produce five times as much solar and four times more wind.
Climate
2023, May, 19, 06:25:00
EUROPEAN NUCLEAR RENEWABLES
France, which relies on nuclear for the bulk of its electricity supply, has been pushing to allow a greater role for the technology in the energy transition.
Climate
2023, May, 5, 18:15:00
IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN RUSSIA
The goal of reducing the GDP’s energy intensity by 40 percent, as stipulated by the Presidential Executive Order of 2008, had not been achieved.
Climate
2023, May, 5, 18:00:00
COAL FOR INDIA'S ENERGY
India, the world’s third-largest emitter, is seeking to meet surging electricity demand driven by rising per-capita energy consumption and a post-pandemic industrial rebound at the same time it takes action to decarbonize its power sector,
Climate
2023, April, 28, 06:40:00
GLOBAL ENERGY CHALLENGES CONTINUING
The challenges today are not likely to end anytime soon. Market participants must adapt to the uncertainty, tightness of supply and fluctuating prices.
Climate
2023, April, 28, 06:20:00
JAPAN FUSION STRATEGY
Japan has been a major contributor to International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), under construction in France, which aims for first plasma in 2035.
Climate
2023, April, 28, 06:15:00
U.S. SOLAR INVESTMENT $8 BLN
Over $8 Billion Available Through Prizes, Private Capital, and a Conditional Loan Commitment Will Expand Access to Cheaper, Cleaner Energy for American Families and Deploy Solar Power to Underrepresented Communities
Climate
2023, April, 14, 07:30:00
FRANCE, CHINA NUCLEAR COOPERATION
China will boost economic relations with France and enhance business cooperation in both traditional sectors such as aviation, nuclear energy and high-end consumption and emerging areas such as medicine and new energy.
Climate
2023, April, 14, 07:25:00
RUSSIA, HUNGARY NUCLEAR COOPERATION
Hungary has said it intends to press ahead with its plans for a new Russian-built nuclear power plant at Paks II, despite the Russian war with Ukraine and the European Union (EU) imposition of a range of sanctions against Russia.
Climate
2023, April, 14, 07:20:00
UK, SOUTH KOREA NUCLEAR COOPERATION
The statement was signed in Seoul on 10 April by British Energy Security Secretary Grant Shapps and South Korean Trade, Industry and Energy Minister Lee Chang-yang.