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Methanol Methanol (one oxygen, one carbon, and four hydrogen atoms) emits CO2 on combustion, so ‘green methanol’ requires an offsetting lifecycle pathway in order to be sustainable. Thus, it needs to use ‘green’ hydrogen and air-captured CO2 as feedstocks, or to use 100% bio-sourced methane. There is an accelerating order book for methanol-enabled ships and associated

Annual global investment in the energy transition rose to $1.77 trillion in 2023, 50x what it was in 2004. But is it enough? No, it’s not enough yet! We need to reach $4-5T per annum. And investment in fossil fuels needs to be reduced, not increased… Here are some key points: ➡️ Investment in electrified transport has now overtaken investment in renewable energy to become the

After taking 22 years to reach its first terawatt of solar power, the world will reach its second AND third terawatt in just five years. And this is why global power sector emissions are going to start declining. ➡️ 10 GW was passed in 2008 ➡️ 100 GW was passed in 2012 ➡️ 1 TW was passed in 2022. ➡️ 2 TW will be passed in 2025 ➡️ 3 TW will be passed in 2027 Before long, we

A major undertaking is currently underway to develop a 3,300 km hydrogen pipeline that will connect North Africa to Europe as part of the SoutH2 Corridor project. The planned hydrogen pipeline will originate in Algeria’s Hassi R’mel region, which is already a major producer of natural gas in Africa. It will traverse Algeria, passing through the city of Hassi Messaoud before

Algeria - Europe prospective Hydrogen pipeline

Vietnam follows hydrogen transition path as noted in PDP-8 (https://lnkd.in/exqcyKfK) in May 2023 and NEMP (https://lnkd.in/gz6Qspa7) in July 2023. Feb. 2024, the DPM initialed PM’s Decision 165, approving Vietnam’s Hydrogen Energy Development Strategy to 2030 with a vision to 2050. Period of 2050 aligns with COP commitments of the country and the existing National planning –

Feb. 21—The power of the atom was harnessed for the first atomic bomb in the then-secret city of Oak Ridge during World War II, and eight decades later, a new study shows East Tennessee remains part of the nucleus of America's nuclear industry. The trade association E4 Carolinas estimates the nuclear power industry has a $9.8 billion impact on Tennessee's economy, adding an