A surge in renewable energy has slowed the increase in emissions globally
Energy scientists have been worried for months that the year 2022 will become a carbon bomb for the globe. Renewable energy then rode to the rescue.
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Millions of dollars in U.S. funds are slated to go toward tidal energy and river current systems
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $35 million in funding would be made available “to develop tidal and river current energy systems” as part…
German coalition remains divided over nuclear power despite the Green Party's acceptance of a limited extension
German coalition government members continue to argue over whether or not to postpone the country's nuclear phase-out.
Green hydrogen is thought to be the fuel of the future
Green hydrogen, often referred to as "the fuel of the future," may have one of its primary roles in Brazil.
Scholz urges Germans to unify over energy as the EU struggles to reach an accord
Germany can only withstand a winter energy deficit caused by Russia’s conflict with Ukraine if businesses and people band together…
EU's solidarity put to the test as the most difficult winter looms and the energy crisis escalates
As Europe’s energy crisis worsens, leaders from major European countries failed to reach a consensus at their most recent meeting on how to handle…
Germany slows the rise in power prices with a €13 billion grid fee subsidies
Germany will slow electricity bill increases next year by paying slightly under 13 billion euros in grid fees to the four high-voltage transmission system…
States urge the German government to quickly implement a gas price brake
The German states are requesting more funding from the federal government to cope with the energy crisis and are pressing for the speedy implementation…
To maintain flexibility, balance, and needs, renewable energy storage must be prioritized
Storage technology, according to Francesco La Camera, Director-General of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)…
The global energy crisis strengthens the case for renewables beyond climate change
For a very long time, people have discussed the need to speed up climate action around the globe.
The United States is likely to become Europe's main LNG supplier
A scenario analysis conducted by the Institute of Energy Economics (EWI) at the University of Cologne predicts that the United States will overtake Russia…
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Europe must not allow corporations to profit from the energy crisis
There needs to be a pushback from European governments against fossil fuel companies trying to profit from the energy crisis by making customers dependent…