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RIN Prices and Tax Credits Weigh on Biofuel Revenue

By PI News Feed on April 10, 2025

Most US biofuel production numbers are clearly on track to end the first quarter of this year in negative territory either on a quarter-over-quarter or year-over-year basis, Rystad Energy analysis suggests. The […]

Rooftop solar: Have the “poor” really subsidised the “rich” in Australia?

By PI News Feed on April 10, 2025

Australia has the world’s highest rate of rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) adoption. The most recent data from the Australian PV Institute (APVI) reveals that Australia is on the brink of a major milestone.  […]

Tanking oil prices could more than double Saudi Arabia’s deficit to $75 billion and threaten spending plans: Goldman Sachs economist

By PI News Feed on April 10, 2025

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Johnnygreig | E+ | Getty Images Crashing oil prices triggered by waning demand, global trade war fears and growing crude supply could more than double Saudi Arabia’s budget deficit, […]

U.S. Shale Faces Toughest Challenge Since the 2020 Oil Price Plunge

By PI News Feed on April 10, 2025

The U.S. shale industry is being hit by the crash in oil prices, which have slumped since President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement last week. Despite the strong relief rally on Wednesday, following […]

German coalition treaty proposes including international carbon ‘offset’ credits in EU emissions targets

By PI News Feed on April 10, 2025

The treaty allows for “credible CO2 reduction through highly qualified, certified and permanent projects” in “non-European partner countries”. Effectively, this would amount to carbon offsetting, Agora Energiewende director, Julia Metz said, without […]

The great carbon capture con: Too expensive, even for Woodside

By PI News Feed on April 8, 2025

Meg O’Neill just said the quiet part out loud. The CEO of Woodside, Australia’s largest fossil gas producer, told the Australian Financial Review that making deep cuts to her company’s emissions would […]

US electricity demand will grow 50% by 2050, electrical manufacturer study finds

By PI News Feed on April 8, 2025

Driven by data centers and transportation electrification, U.S. electricity demand will increase 2% annually and 50% by 2050, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association said in a study published Monday. Improvements to energy efficiency […]

Partners hail success of hydrogen helicopter first flight

By PI News Feed on April 8, 2025

UB replaced the R44’s piston engine with a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain and Magnix electric motor, a configuration that also includes a small battery pack to manage transient power demands. During the […]

Why a Plane-Size Machine Could Foil a Race to Build Gas Power Plants

By PI News Feed on April 8, 2025

Wait times for the hulking turbines needed to turn natural gas into electricity have doubled in the past year as companies scramble to build data centers for A.I. via NYT > Business […]

How to reconfigure PV modules in degraded solar plants

By PI News Feed on April 8, 2025

Indian scientists have developed six different strategies to reconfigure solar modules in degraded PV assets. Their analysis showed which conditions make the reconfiguration of an underperforming solar plant profitable. Researchers from the […]

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