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Some people question whether Australia has enough room for an energy system based on wind and solar. In reality, there are few countries in the world better suited. In its favour, Australia:... Read more
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission yesterday (June 27) began a move to improve the efficiency of the existing U.S. national electric transmission system, along with its earlier efforts... Read more
This Episode delves into the dynamic landscape of infrastructure development in the Middle East, focusing on the region’s efforts to diversify its economy beyond oil exports. The episode exa... Read more
Drought and electricity prices (Brazil) This is a recurring theme in my posts, as the chances of a drought occurring are increasing according to assessments by the main climate analysts in B... Read more
U.S. oil is up about 1.8% for the week and 6.7% for the month of June. Oil prices are rising as signs point toward a military conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, stoking fears of a direct... Read more
Experts from Massachussett’s Form Energy think they can clean up the dirty steelmaking process with battery science. The team made headlines last summer with an iron-air battery that c... Read more
The U.S. needs to install more than 10 gigawatts of new nuclear power, said Chris Womack, the CEO of Southern Company. This is equivalent to about 10 new nuclear plants with a single reactor... Read more
Scotland, Energy Hubs | Fill the Backbone The Energy Hubs Project delves into Scotland’s potential to evolve into a notable producer of hydrogen, emphasising the strategic moves required t... Read more
We’re initiating a position in Nextracker , buying 350 shares at roughly $48.18. Following Thursday’s trade, Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust will own 350 shares of NXT with a... Read more
Energy and emotions Supposedly, we strive for objective decisions. In the electricity sector, whether on the supply side or on the demand side, the same would apply. heoretically yes! But in... Read more
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