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China extends power restrictions amid drought, heatwave

State weather forecasters issued a heat "red alert" for the 11th consecutive day, as extreme weather continues to play havoc with power supplies and damage crops. They also raised the national drought alert to "orange" - the second-highest level. The drought has already "severely affected" mid-season rice and summer corn in some southern regions, the ministry of agriculture
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Taking the Community Pulse: How Prepared Are Utilities for the EV Revolution?

I'm curious to check in on the general opinions of the Energy Central Community when it comes to utility preparations for the coming electric vehicle (EV) revolution. If you had 60 seconds to spare, I'd love to have you answer the following questions and we'll be eager to share the results at the conclusion and our conclusions based on those responses. Thanks!
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Country's Climate Commitments Legal

Making the country's climate commitments legal will make it easier for businesses and the financial sector to invest in renewable energy, resulting in sustainable development. The new Australian government unveiled a bill last month that would, for the first time, codify the nation's emissions reduction goals. The legislation's targets include achieving net zero emissions by
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Blue hydrogen and industrial base products: The future of fossil fuel exporters in a net-zero world

There is little doubt that the oil & gas industry will be around for many decades to come. But it must achieve drastic CO2 cuts and do so economically. There are several pathways to this goal. 1. Keep exporting hydrocarbons and rely on importers to capture CO2 upon use. This option is problematic because many importers don't want to establish local CCS infrastructure. 2.
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Electricity from renewables touches 650MW mark in Oman

The sultanate has set at an ambitious target of producing 3,350MW by 2027, as well as having renewables contribute 20 per cent of the overall energy consumption requirements by 2030. The government aims to enhance energy security for a sustainable future and achieve a balance between the requirements of sustainable development and the optimal use of natural resources for the
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Adani Group gets provisional approval for energy projects in Sri Lanka

In the country's Northern province, Energy and Power Minister Kanchana Wijesekara announced on Wednesday. Wijesekara said in a tweet that he met officials of the state-owned Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and Sustainable Development Authority on Tuesday to discuss the progress of renewable energy projects. The two projects will come up in Mannar and Pooneryn, he said. "Met
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Massachusetts Enacts Important Energy Legislation - An Act Driving Clean Energy and Offshore Wind

The Act is a significant piece of legislation aimed at moving Massachusetts toward its goal of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050 through the promotion of offshore wind and solar power, battery storage, and the electrification of the transportation and building sectors. Offshore Wind Much of the Act focuses on offshore wind, with several significant provisions
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Russia rejects UN plan for demilitarized zone around nuclear plant

Moscow — Russia has rejected a United Nations proposal to demilitarize the zone around the occupied Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine. The plan is unacceptable because it would make the plant even more vulnerable to attack, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Instead, Russia expects experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit Europe's
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