Global Emissions Will Peak In 2024, Claims DNV In Latest Report
DNV has released it latest energy transition report, in which peers into the future on topics like peak oil and EV sales.
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How Many Bad Assumptions Can One Offshore Hydrogen Report Make?
Who would have thought that a report bought and paid for by pipeline builders and operators, staffed with people with a strong bias toward molecules for energy would have found exactly what the buyers wanted?
Offshore Hydrogen Would Be 10x Cost Of Already Expensive LNG, Yet Europe Is Serious About…
Even a firm as committed to hydrogen for energy as DNV is, using oil and gas analysts who won’t have a job if hydrogen doesn’t become a dominant energy carrier, can’t make it make sense in their reports as hard as they try.
The World Needs Vastly More Green Electricity
While there is considerable potential to accelerate zero emissions, it will require new mandates from governments and international bodies along with unprecedented cooperation within industries on new standards and practices.
Green Hydrogen Inching Its Way Into Singapore Decarbonization Scheme
Green hydrogen fans have lots to cheer about this year, but LNG stakeholders are still pitching decarbonization through not-so-green hydrogen.
Portland General Electric To Award 100 MW of Renewables
Portland General Electric is on track to award several 20-year contracts for a cumulative 100 MW of renewable energy generation by the end of this year, with short-list proposed projects including wind, solar, and battery storage.
