The decommissioning costs for the UK’s nuclear generation are coming home to roost, and they are laying golden eggs for the firms that won the business. For UK citizens, not so much. Despite the very high costs of both the new nuclear reactors at Hinkley Site C, the rapidly rising … [continued]
Green hydrogen winners and fossil energy losers emerge from Energy Department’s $7 billion Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Program.
A decommissioned nuclear power plant from the 1980s is repurposed for agrivoltaics and prairie restoration.
Louisiana will get a chance to flex its offshore wind muscles, through a new green hydrogen hub funded by the Build Back Better Regional Challenge.
Six northeast US states have combined forces to fight for a share of the Energy Department’s $8 billion funding pot for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs.
Nuclear energy fans have a new card to play as global demand for hydrogen ramps up.
Watch the videos on CNN, YouTube, wherever you like, and you are likely to see the same things I do. A Ukrainian soldier, who might have come into the field as a volunteer with minimal training, aims a shoulder-mounted system. Suddenly, a rocket is pushed out of it. The rocket … [continued]
I urge everyone to examine their own biases and blindspots, whether they are in the following short list or not. You’ll help the world more that way.
You can bet your bottom dollar that nuclear power stakeholders will be happy to solve the bitcoin carbon emissions problem.
Researchers suggest that nuclear and renewables could work together to reduce the amount of electricity generated by fossil fuels, thereby lowering the total amount of carbon emissions from the energy generating sector of the economy.
