A hydrogen fuel-cell plane that’s capable of carrying passengers completed its maiden flight this week, in another step forward for low and zero-emission flight. Source: Hydrogen-powered passenger plane completes maiden flight
Scientists in Switzerland say power-to-hydrogen is particularly promising for coupling electricity and heating and offsetting seasonal variation in renewables generation in sector-coupled energy networks. Their analysis indicated the technology may be especially […]
In the US, even with cheap gas, most major utilities are deciding that battery storage is a better bet to meet peak demand problems that gas generators. In Australia, many utilities are […]
This is the bet the Australian Government wants to play. Federal Energy Minister Angus Taylor stated on the ABC, 7:30 Report that industry policy was in part about “making bets”. We won’t get […]
Plans to build the world’s largest offshore wind farm using the world’s most powerful turbines have been taken up a notch after GE announced its newly upgraded 13MW Haliade-X units would be […]
Building more efficient batteries is critical to reducing the price of electric cars. At the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany, a prototype is being developed that would manufacture tailor-made battery components.Credit…Felix […]
Less is getting lost along the way. AFP via Getty Images As federal regulators and large upstream oil and gas companies grapple with the problem of getting their emissions of methane under […]
This CANDU/PHWR nuclear fuel bundle is identical to the CCTE new ANEEL fuel bundle but with a … [+] different composition of U/Th. The bundle is 50 cm long and 10 cm in […]
By Jason MathersAs part of its ambitious goal announced yesterday to achieve zero-carbon operations by 2040, Walmart outlined a notable timeframe for transforming its truck fleet. The company will accelerate efforts to […]
California’s distributed energy resources add up to gigawatts’ worth of capacity that could be used to prevent future rolling blackouts and balance the state’s increasingly clean-powered grid — if the state can compensate […]
