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Greece's Renewable Energy Sources Operator and Guarantees of Origin, DAPEEP, said the country's first auction for guarantees of origin would take place on June 26. Guarantees of origin or GOs are financial products certifying that a specific amount of power was produced from renewable energy sources and not fossil fuels. Originally, the first auction was to take place in

Discussions on industries with the greatest negative impact on the climate typically include cement, steel, and aluminum. Distilling whiskey isn't on the radar, but that hasn't deterred one company from making an effort to go green.

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Innovative legislation will help Duke Energy Progress customers in South Carolina save $35 million in repair costs from a series of historic storms from 2014 through 2022. Legislation passed in 2022 gives the Public Service ... Read More » The post South Carolina legislation will help Duke Energy Pr...

Natural gas is responsible for the majority of reductions in carbon dioxide emissions from the power sector, according to the Energy Information Administration’s 2023 U.S. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions report. The data once again...

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel Lots of talk in the hydrogen world around Sustainable Aviation Fuel,

Ammonia is gaining traction as a potential clean fuel for the future, with the first ammonia-powered vessels expected to debut as early as 2025. In response to this emerging trend, Ocean Technologies Group (OTG) has developed an e-learning program focused Ammonia and Hydrogen

Dubai: Masdar, the Abu Dhabi clean energy company, is making an entry into Bahrain with a potential investment and development of wind projects with a combined capacity for up to 2GW (gigawatts). This will be through a new agreement with Bapco Energies, the Bahraini integrated energy company. This will extend to both near-shore and offshore wind farms, and will be the 'first

More than 100 megawatts of planned solar projects throughout southeastern Massachusetts are facing lengthy delays as needed grid upgrades wait for state approval. Arrays at Cape Cod schools, installations on an affordable housing complex on Martha’s Vineyard, and residential solar arrays for low-income homeowners are among the planned renewable energy developments that have