Big money investors bet on renewables
The world of renewable energy is becoming more and more fragmented from a financial standpoint...
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Start-up of the Week: XL Batteries powers the path to ‘Net Zero 50’ with chemistry
XL Batteries is looking to work with independent power producers to build batteries to support the grid, particularly in Texas where such installations have quickly become commonplace...
Using the sun: Solar revolution in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is stimulating the development of new industries, attracting foreign investments, and nurturing an innovative culture by improving its solar power infrastructure...
Why do countries still subsidise fossil fuels?
Fossil fuels are the leading source of greenhouse gas emissions, which are the primary driver of global warming...
Is Rangely ready for end of oil boom?
Rangely provides an example of how regions dependent on oil and gas will require specific strategies based on the advantages and disadvantages of their particular locations...
Egypt explores partnership with Siemens Energy for emissions reduction
Egypt will be positioned as a leader in low-carbon hydrogen thanks to this initiative, which bolsters the government's commitment to a green hydrogen economy...
Start-up of the Week: Through renewable synthetic fuels, CAPHENIA eyes ‘Green Transportation’
CAPHENIA's Power and Biogas to Liquid process enables a CO2 reduction of 92%, an industrial record, using wind power...
Renewable diesel market thrives amid profit dip
According to the STEO, the EIA currently projects that the daily average production of renewable diesel will be about 230,000 barrels in 2024 and 290,000 barrels in 2025...
Boris Johnson hails UAE-UK collaboration in green technology
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson noted that there was a difference between COP26 and COP28...
OPEC can see healthy growth in 2024
All 13 OPEC members as well as a few other economies that rely heavily on fossil fuels received a letter from Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais, Reuters reported...