Developing Nations can issue and guarantee a payback to investors through carbon credit sales.
Tesla And Volvo Create ‘Positive Tipping Points,’ Author Says
Tim Lenton, a professor of climate change at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, has identified 25 key issues in climate change.
Hydrogen Cars can Suit Cities Everywhere, University of Houston Says
A study compares steam methane reforming with and without carbon capture and electrolysis using grid electricity and finds that businesses can benefit significantly from using hydrogen as a fuel source for cars environmentally and economically.
Major Oil and Gas Producers Back EU’s Efforts to Strengthen Methane Rules
The fossil fuel sector is ripe for change because the current technologies to limit escaping methane now exist.
Natural Gas Pipeline Shortages Could Hurt Corporate Productivity, Experts Warn
The United States is awash in natural gas, enabling it to meet future corporate demand — if regulators allow companies to build pipelines, according to a study.
Does NuScale’s Utah Setback Spell Trouble for the Small Modular Reactors?
NuScale Power Corp. has come to symbolize the dawning of a new energy era — the emergence of small modular reactors. However, the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems and NuScale have mutually agreed to terminate the Carbon Free Power Project. Nuclear energy has...
EU Carbon Border Tax Ensnares Cement, Steel, Fertilizer Imports
A trade dispute is in the offing between China and India and the European Union, which is implementing a carbon tax on such things as cement, steel, and fertilizer.
Shell’s Clean Energy Pursuits Spinning its Wheels
Despite leading the oil companies to a cleaner day, Shell has said it won’t “pretend to lead” the energy transition.
Oil Companies Express Concerns Over Biden’s Alaska Drilling Policy
Alaska has long been a hotbed of support and opposition over oil and gas drilling — an essential resource blamed for harming wildlife and the environment. Now, the Biden Administration is weighing in.
Uniper Eyes Green Ammonia and Hydrogen to Help Industry Decarbonize
Uniper will produce green ammonia from renewable power at First Ammonia’s Texas-based facility in 2026.