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The Mexican government’s draft budget for next year includes a capital allocation to Petroleos Mexicanos to pay maturing debts that have surpassed $11 billion,…

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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 16, 2023 / The energy crisis has two faces: the need for decarbonization in order to limit global temperature increase and rising highly volatile energy prices due

Research has shown that — with a single exception — it would be cheaper to shutter all 210 coal plants in the lower 48 states and replace them with new wind

A MAJOR Limerick employer has become the first company in Munster to achieve ‘gold’ cycle-friendly status. Analog Devices (ADI), which is based at R...

With provisions to cut U.S. emissions by 40 percent from 2005 levels by 2030, the Inflation Reduction Act has revived Americas global climate leadership. Since most of these reductions will come from a cleaner electricity sector - which is projected to be 70-85 percent carbon-free by 2030 - the United States will be well positioned to collaborate with others on decarbonization of the power sector, starting with China.

Climate policies will increase electricity demand and the grid will have to carry far more power than it does now