Page 47 - Get Published News Today

I have written about the subject of this post, climate change, frequently in the past, and shall also do so this time with a different spin, the hyphenated word in the title of this post. Climatologists get a bad case of the cold sweats when someone suggests this solution, because they believe that the humans that caused climate change, will just make things worse by trying to

Electric vehicles, which many have viewed as a key to a low-carbon future, have seen their sales and financial conditions booming for the past several years. Now the bright EV prospects are fading a bit. Bears are ravaging Tesla’s stock. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has fallen 50% from its all-time highs, which rose over 116% from its 2010 initial pubic offering. The automaker/solar

Hey everyone, welcome to this week’s release of the Hashrate Happy Hour Podcast. I have to say this is one of the greatest hits for me, on todays show I am joined by John Belizaire, the CEO of Soluna Holdings. What’s exciting is we get to do a really deep dive on who Soluna is, why they were formed, and what problems they are solving for the renewable energy industry. John

The Interior Department finalized four new "wind energy areas" where it can auction off the right to set up wind power. Together, electricity produced at the four areas could be enough to power as many as 3.23 million homes combined, according to the administration. Three of the locations are off the coast of Texas, while one is off the coast of Louisiana. Elizabeth Klein,

Doha: Qatar has the potential to become a major producer of hydrogen due to an abundance of solar energy in the country

We recently published the last in a series of five articles on mid-century ammonia (NH3) and methanol (MeOH) production costs from four primary energy inputs: solid fuels, natural gas, renewables, and nuclear. Consistent economic benchmarking, including uncertainty quantification, is done for Europe as a typical energy importer and selected exporting regions with access to

Saudi ACWA Power signs $246mln financing for Azerbaijan wind project

ICL | Hydrogen Heat modelling

Researchers at ETH Zurich and Nanyang Technological University have invented a semipermeable membrane for use in hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers. The membranes are three times cheaper than those currently in use and are environmentally sustainable.

Wael Sawan ready to axe 200 roles from division as part of plan to grow profits https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/oct/25/shell-boss-set-to-cut-jobs-from-low-carbon-division