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Global electricity production rose in August
The 15 November issue of the International Energy Agency’s Monthly Electricity Statistics report, which includes August 2023 data, shows that for the whole OECD membership total...
First sensor of commercial scale emissions goes into orbit
An orbital sensor able to detect carbon dioxide emissions from industrial facilities and other sources has been launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. It is the...
Alternative to diesel-powered generators unveiled
Hitachi Energy has unveiled a demonstration unit of its HyFlex ‘Hydrogen Power Generator' in Gothenburg, Sweden, during an event held with its technology partner, PowerCell Group.
Largest hospital in Gaza has lost all power
The Al-Shifa hospital, one of the few health centres still functioning in northern Gaza, is no longer functioning, according to the World Health Organisation, reporting on 13...
UK faces extensive transition challenges
A new report produced by the REA (the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) and sponsored by Eaton and Foresight Group states that while the UK has set...
First Ammonia and Uniper green ammonia project in Texas
First Ammonia is to produce ammonia from renewable electricity at its flagship facility in Port of Victoria, Texas. It is the first commercial-scale ammonia facility to use...
STEP forward for Brayton high efficiency demo
GTI Energy and its partners, Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and GE Vernova, have marked what they believe is a significant leap forward in energy technology advancement with...
Aiming for 100% green hydrogen in DeBary 7E peaker
Duke Energy is planning a “first-of-its-kind” project at its DeBary site in Volusia County, Florida, USA, that will demonstrate an “end-to-end system” for production, storage...
Clean Power runs electrolyser at utility scale
Clean Power Hydrogen, the UK-based green hydrogen technology and manufacturing group that has developed the IP-protected ‘Membrane-Free Electrolyser’ (MFE), has announced that...
DTEK prepares for more strikes on Ukraine’s energy system
Ukraine’s largest private energy producer has braced itself for more drone, missile and artillery attacks by the Russian military. DTEK, which generates around a quarter of...
7 billion dollars for USA’s first clean hydrogen hubs
The US Department of Energy on 13 October announced $7 billion in funding to launch seven Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs (‘H2Hubs’) across the nation and accelerate the...
Bekaert and Toshiba sign PEM electrolysis MoU
Bekaert and Toshiba have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a global partnership around membrane electrode assembly (MEA) for proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis.
Global electricity production continues downward trend
The latest IEA Monthly Electricity Statistics report, which includes July 2023 data, shows that combined total electricity production of all OECD members amounted to 980.6 TWh in...
Topsoe and Aramco to demonstrate novel low-carbon H2 hydrogen production
Topsoe, a specialist in carbon emission reduction technologies, and Aramco, the global energy and chemicals company, have announced a new collaboration to demonstrate the...
Getech confirms geothermal potential in UK
UK based Getech has completed a geothermal study for Angus Energy, demonstrating significant potential in a UK development of the energy source. Angus Energy is committed to...
Takasago Hydrogen Park enters full-scale operation
Mitsubishi Power, an MHI brand, has announced that Takasago Hydrogen Park, the world's first integrated hydrogen validation facility, has entered full-scale operation. The park is...
Heat pump expansion in Germany stalls
Germany’s heat pump industry has called for reductions in electricity prices in order to achieve the country’s expansion target of installing 500 000 units a year from 2024,...
Global electricity production still falling
The latest International Energy Agency Monthly Electricity Statistics report, which includes June 2023 data, shows that for total OECD membership, total net electricity...
Electricity production from fossil fuels is dropping rapidly – IEA
The latest International Energy Agency ‘Monthly Electricity Statistics’ report, which includes May 2023 data, shows that for the OECD membership total net electricity production...
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