Energy Transition

Over NIS 23 million ($6.3 million) will be spent by the Israeli government in the creation of first-of-their-kind innovative energy initiatives, according to an announcement made by Israel’s Energy Ministry on Sunday, Feb 20. After responding to the ministry’s request to tender for innovations in the domains of smart transportation, water supply, and energy efficiency, …

Israel Spends Millions in Carbon-neutral Innovative Energy Projects Read More »

Equinor of Norway will maintain maximum natural gas production rates throughout the spring and summer to assist the European Union in filling up its gas storage facilities, the company’s CEO stated this week. The vow comes amid persistent anxiety about gas supply as the year progresses into the hot months when storage is generally replenished …

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The pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus has created major turbulence in world economies, including the process of the energy transition to renewable energy sources. Although the world has unconditionally shown a firm determination to continue the energy transition despite the obstacles that have arisen, skeptics have received a new alibi in trying to criticize …

Energy Transition to Renewables is a Sustainable Concept That Has Created 12mn New Jobs Worldwide Read More »

Japanese scientists at Hiroshima University have discovered a method for producing ammonia from its component molecules of nitrogen and hydrogen at room temperature. The new research, which was published on February 2 in the Journal of Physical Chemistry C, illustrates a method with potential applications in renewable energy storage and transmission that depends on a …

Accelerated Ammonia Synthesis for Renewable Energy Conversion Read More »

While many countries, including Germany, which pledged back in 2011 to shut down all of its nuclear power plants by this year, continue to oppose nuclear power because of the disproportionate risk posed by a nuclear meltdown, many other countries are re-embracing the technology as an unfairly demonized and relatively safe clean energy alternative to …

Nuclear Energy Back on The Table – Problem That No One Wants to Address Read More »

France will build at least six EPR2-type nuclear reactors, the first of which will be commissioned by 2035, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday. “I want six to build EPR2s,” French media quoted Macron as saying during a speech on Thursday in Belfort. According to him, the construction of the first reactor will begin …

France to build at least six nuclear reactors in coming decades Read More »

What if a five-second reaction could power a whole house for a day? British scientists could explain it to you. On December 21, 2021, a group of researchers saw a nuclear fusion event that produced a record-breaking 59 megajoules of energy in under five seconds utilizing sustained fusion energy, CNN reports. This finding is one …

Another step towards making nuclear reactors a potential future clean energy source Read More »

A new attempt was made to increase the energy stability of the European Union (EU), in Baku, Azerbaijan at the eighth Ministerial Meeting of the Southern Gas Corridor Advisory Council, held on February 4, 2022. The enormous rise in energy prices caused by the reduced quantities of gas that Russia supplies to the EU, the …

Southern Gas Corridor: New Hope for Energy Stability for EU Read More »

When it comes to investing in green energy, solar and wind power, as well as electric vehicles, get a lot of attention. LED lighting, insulation, and other practical “green” construction upgrades may be the finest stock ideas right now, according to MarketWatch. Following the COVID stimulus, “energy efficiency will continue to attract a lot of …

A smart way to invest in the clean-energy transition right now Read More »

According to the American Gas Association, the United States will need its domestic natural gas sector and ready-made pipeline infrastructure to help the country achieve net-zero emissions, marketwatch.com writes. The association, which represents natural gas-powered utilities, released a fresh report on Tuesday that it claims proves the point. The research outlines numerous paths from the …

Natural gas should not be ruled out in the clean-energy transition, says trade group Read More »