In a significant stride toward carbon neutrality, a recent study published in ‘Advances in Climate Change Research’ has illuminated the path for integrating hydrogen supply with power systems in China. This research, led by Dai-Wei Li from the Tsingh
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Recent advancements in Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology are paving the way for more efficient and economically viable energy production methods. A comprehensive review published in ‘Heliyon’ delves into the comparative performance of ORC and it
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Recent research led by Iravati Ray from the School of Environmental Studies at Jadavpur University has unveiled a significant shift in pollution sources near a major lignite-fired power plant in South India. Published in the journal ‘npj Climate and
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The German energy landscape is buzzing with activity following the recent announcement from the Federal Network Agency regarding the SuedOstLink project. This ambitious initiative aims to bolster the country’s high-voltage direct current transmission
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The landscape of nuclear fusion is shifting rapidly, and TU/e is right at the forefront of this exciting evolution. Roger Jaspers, Chair of the Science and Technology of Nuclear Fusion Group at Eindhoven University of Technology, emphasizes the insti
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The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has made a bold move in the clean energy landscape, rolling out a hefty $2.2 billion investment into two Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs. This initiative, targeting the Gulf Coast H2Hub in Texas and the Midwe
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Equinor’s recent announcement to slash its global renewables workforce by 20% sends ripples through the energy sector, highlighting the growing pains of an industry that has been riding the wave of optimism for years. The company confirmed that this
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A groundbreaking initiative at the University of Tennessee is setting the stage for a new era in nuclear energy education, particularly in the realm of fusion energy. For decades, nuclear power generation has primarily leaned on fission-based systems
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SeAH Wind is making waves in the renewable energy sector with the recent roll-out of its first steel can at its ambitious monopile manufacturing facility in Teesworks, UK. This £900 million facility is not just a construction site; it’s a beacon of p
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As the world grapples with climbing energy demands, the potential of sustainable fusion energy is tantalizingly close to reality, thanks to the tireless efforts of researchers like Dr. Simon Bott-Suzuki at the University of California San Diego. The
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