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European Union countries are considering stricter limits on state aid for power plants in an upcoming revamp of Europe's electricity market, after disagreements between Germany and France over the issue sunk a deal last week.

The project will match an estimated ammonia fuel demand between 2025- 2030 with an optimized fuel value chain from production to consumption, focusing...

Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K Lines (MOL) has received in-principle approvals for a liquefied CO2 vessel and a floating storage and offloading unit (FSO) from the American Bureau of Shipping, its Chief Executive Takeshi Hashimoto said on Wednesday.

India's KABIL, a state-owned joint venture formed to scout for minerals overseas, will "shortly" sign an agreement with Argentina to secure a few lithium blocks, a government source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.

The Light, an “uncensored truth” magazine based out of the United Kingdom, published a powerful exposé this month all about the alleged climate crisis, which its editors say does not exist. Entitled “No climate crisis: carbon dioxide has zero effect on temperatures,” the piece blows to bits the myth that carbon dioxide, a natural substance […]

The Chemistry/Plastics Cluster Award of the 19th IQ Innovation Award Central Germany goes to enaDyne GmbH from Freiberg. The Saxon startup has developed a plasma catalysis reactor that can be used ...

Lasting for ten years. without that stable regime investors will not want to invest, banks will not want to invest, banks will not want to invest, banks will not be wanting to provide credit and the industry will not be able to commit to large—scale projects. it is difficult to invest all that money in the uk and consider investing in other jurisdictions which are much more supportive to oil and gas. people have referred to the new oil fields campus carbon bonds we cannot afford to extract tha...

The World Bank said on Tuesday it has approved a $1.14 billion project to expand access to cleaner electricity in eastern Indonesia, for which it will provide $500 million in financial support.

South African miners have increased their efforts to bring on new solar and wind generation, renewables company JUWI said, as they seek to cut costs and emissions and address an electricity crisis that has hit their output and the wider economy.

Everyone remembers the first Al Gore world tour promoting fake global warming, talking about how the shorelines of America would all recede as the great glaciers of the world melt and the oceans rise. We heard fibs about the ozone layer and trapped greenhouse gases. Even statistics of the hottest years since 1935 made it […]