For the first time ever, US renewable energy outperformed coal
According to recently disclosed federal data, the generation of renewable electricity in the United States outpaced coal for the first time last year.
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EU intends to provide subsidies for renewable energy-produced hydrogen
The European Commission will present its ideas for a hydrogen subsidy program that would increase the competitiveness of clean versions of the fuel compared…
Fuelless generators set to transform the hydrocarbon market in the next 10 years
A new technology in the field of renewable energy sources is emerging and has received a lot of attention recently.
UK Chancellor announces incentives for nuclear and carbon capture
In a Spring Budget empty of fresh incentives for wind and solar projects, the UK Chancellor announced cash for nuclear power facilities and carbon capture…
By 2030, Germany plans to construct 25 gigawatts of new gas power plants through competitive bidding
Germany will use auctions to ensure the construction of new gas power plants, which the government sees as necessary to secure supply when renewable energy…
How The Shift to Renewable Energy Is Being Driven by Data Centers
Given the current state of the world’s energy supply, now might be a good time to talk about the true energy costs of data centers…
Germany's rapid use of renewable energy is supported by an "overwhelming majority."
According to a survey, the German government's intentions to quicken the adoption of renewable energies can count on very broad popular support.
Up to 100 million new employments will be created by the renewable energy revolution by 2030
Workplace disruptions are becoming increasingly common as society struggles to adapt to the effects of global warming, the decline of biodiversity…
US renewable energy farms are more profitable than 99% of coal-fired power facilities
According to a recent estimate, renewable energy sources have already economically outperformed coal in the US to the point that it would be more expensive…
Germany is going to spend significantly less on subsidies than anticipated as a result of lower energy prices
According to Marco Wünsch, an energy consultant at Prognos, lower-than-expected costs for energy mean that Germany is set to pay substantially less…
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The energy industry faces a cyber security risk due to a skills deficit
According to the monthly service Tagesspiegel Background Cybersecurity, the lack of qualified IT workers is posing a threat to the digital security…
Germany restarts the distribution of smart meters
The cabinet of the German government has approved a draft law that will speed up the sluggish rollout of smart meters throughout the country.