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Colorado's two largest energy co-ops break from Xcel, Tri-State

Sedalia’s CORE and Brighton’s United Power say they have enough merchant power leave Xcel and Tri-State in a bid to lower costs for customers

Hydrogen: Germany gets innovative to fund energy transition – DW – 04/30/2024

Germany's obsession with avoiding fresh debt has led to an infrastructure backlog and doubts about its energy transition. But Berlin has devised a novel mechanism for its hydrogen strategy that could become a blueprint.

Germany's energy transition: Can a new hydrogen scheme help? – DW – 04/30/2024

Germany's obsession with avoiding fresh debt has led to doubts about its energy transition. Now, a novel mechanism for its hydrogen strategy could become a blueprint.

Profile: Theophilus Acheampong

G7 leaders agree to shut down coal-powered plants

The move by global leaders follows new EPA regulations that force coal plants to capture their carbon or shut down.

Electricity transition report rates BESCOM 43rd in country

The report also observed that BESCOM did not receive state government support for help in loss takeover in FY23 amounting to 1,700 crore. Furthermore, it got a score of 20.6 out of 75 under financial sustainability, 9.1 out of 13 under performance excellence, and 7 out of 12 under external environment. It also recorded 32,335 MUs of net input energy and 29365 MUs of net sold energy.

Prove gas will supply cheaper electricity than solar or halt Gas-to-Energy Project - Int'l Lawyer challenges Govt.

BESCOM Receives Low Rating In State Electricity Transition Report

Enex seeks oil exploration partners

Listed Enex Energy Corp., which is majority owned by ACEN Corp., continues to scout for a joint partner to develop its oil and gas exploration contract, service contract (SC) 55, in the West Philippine Sea. SC55 continues to be under force majeure given geopolitical issues associated with the disputed waters.…

Coal power plants must reduce pollution under new federal rules

The rules will require coal-fueled plants, including Texas plants that produced about 12% of power on the state’s grid this year, to reduce carbon emissions and mercury pollution and handle disposed coal ash more safely.