Africa At The Crossroads Of Women’s Empowerment & Renewable Energy
Women are beginning to emerge as a powerful force for accelerating the renewable energy transition in Africa.
Women are beginning to emerge as a powerful force for accelerating the renewable energy transition in Africa.
After ExxonMobil walks away, algae biofuel gets another shot at success and the US Department of Energy is here for it.
Not to be left behind as the world is spun in circles by hydrogen hype, Ontario published a hydrogen strategy in 2022. Recently it announced the first approved significant project, one that involves truckloads of hydrogen leaving Niagara Falls to be burned in a gas generator over 100 kilometers away. … [continued]
As a sugar shortage looms, a high school student in Zimbabwe discovers that biofuel could be made from common reeds instead of sugarcane.
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Legacy forms of electrical generation are going to diminish radically in significance. Total energy requirements are going to halve. Renewable generation will dominate. Grids will become even more important. Storage will be everywhere.
Natural gas is sitting in the hydrogen catbird seat for now, but new green hydrogen technologies are knocking at the door.
Communities around the world will highlight that the production and export of forest-based biomass threatens communities and the climate. On Thursday, October 19th, individuals and organizations around the world will take part in an international day of action against “Big Biomass.” In demonstrations, briefings, and other actions spanning six continents, … [continued]
The new $7 billion Hydrogen Hubs program will bring more green hydrogen to fuel cell truck makers, helping to free long haul truckers from the shackles of diesel and natural gas, too.
Green hydrogen winners and fossil energy losers emerge from Energy Department’s $7 billion Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Program.