The “Gambia Renewable Energy” project will be implemented faster thanks to a grant announced by the European Union (EU). A number of schools and health facilities in rural areas of Africa will be able to be electrified using solar power…
Nuclear dispute jeopardizes EU agreement on renewable energy targets
A debate that threatens to stall one of the EU’s primary climate initiatives is whether or not to allow nuclear energy to contribute to fulfilling renewable energy targets. On Wednesday, negotiators from the EU’s member states and the European Parliament…
The Future of Renewable Energy: what’s in Store
Everyone is particularly interested in the subject of energy in the future, especially in light of the current environmental issues and the effects that conventional energy sources have on the environment. On the other hand, renewable energy presents a long-term…
Leaders in renewable energy are divided on whether Germany can reach its renewable energy goals
According to an article in the Frankfurter Allgemeine, the CEOs of several renewable energy companies have conflicting views on whether or not Germany can achieve its targets for green electricity generation. The newspaper reports that Germany has set a goal…
Scholz wants to obtain essential raw resources from South America
Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, is keen on fostering energy cooperation and securing vital raw resources from South America for the energy transition. The politician is making a whistle-stop tour of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil from the 28th to the…
German CO2 reductions halt as oil and coal use offset renewable energy increases
Due to rising energy prices, mild weather, and a government plea to residents to preserve energy in light of an unexpected decline in Russian gas shipments, Germany’s energy consumption in 2022 fell by 4.7% year-on-year to the lowest level since…
EU to “decouple” the costs of gas and renewable energy
As part of an overhaul of the bloc’s energy strategy, the European Union intends to uncouple market prices for gas and renewable energy sources in the near future. According to an article published by the Financial Times today, Brussels wants…
Smart electric vehicle charging could encourage the use of renewable energy
The adoption of renewable energy sources, the need for backup capacity, and the costs associated with CO2 emission reduction are all taken into account in this study. The study examines three distinct charging methods that, from low to high flexibility,…
Renewable energy will be the economic foundation of an independent Scotland
According to Energy Secretary Michael Matheson, being an independent nation would offer Scotland the authority and negotiating leverage it needs to reshape the energy industry and contribute to the delivery of a more robust, cost-effective supply. During European Hydrogen Week,…
New power generation methods emerge as a result of consumer demand
When global confrontation reaches alarming proportions and the international community has not yet fully weathered the economic implications of the coronavirus pandemic, advances in science and technology are unstoppable. The ruling classes of these countries now realize that only by…