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What Is Happening With Solar Energy?

By PI News Feed on October 17, 2020

Solar roof in Telefonica corporate headquarters in Madrid E. Dans Anyone who follows developments in the energy sector will know that solar energy is no longer just the future but the present. […]

The First Major Long Duration Storage Procurement Has Arrived

By PI News Feed on October 17, 2020

California regulators said this year that the state will need 1 gigawatt of long duration storage by 2026. But the technologies that can cost-effectively meet that need have so far attracted more attention […]

Fossil Fuel Production Is Reaching Limits in a Strange Way

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

Strangely enough, the limit we seem to be reaching with respect to fossil fuel extraction comes from low prices. At low prices, the extraction of oil, coal, and natural gas becomes unprofitable. […]

China’s coal contradiction: The power’s not cheap, and the fuel is not abundant

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

China has higher than average global energy costs, but is easily the world’s largest manufacturer of energy intensive products Basically, China’s coal costs will make it less and less competitive on a […]

The IEA’s Latest Forecast Is Out: How Reliable Are The Price Scenarios?

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

The IEA’s latest World Energy Outlook has been released and at a ‘mere’ 464 pages, did not crash the internet. (When I was a boy, we would say its release meant the […]

Net Zero Goals Impossible Without Costly Carbon Capture

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

“Reaching net zero will be virtually impossible without CCUS,” the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a recent report on the role of carbon capture, utilization, and storage in the energy transition. […]

The World’s Growing Nuclear Waste Dilemma

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

Nuclear energy has long been touted as a promising form of energy production for a decarbonizing global economy. Nuclear power is efficient, it’s established, and it has zero carbon emissions. Indeed, some […]

Sweden early to adopt hydrogen pathway to net-zero steel

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

Decarbonized steel, produced using green hydrogen, is taking steps towards commercialization. This week Vattenfall was granted €2 million by the Swedish Energy Agency to scale up testing of its Hybrit development, which […]

A Hydrogen First In The US

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

Will be interesing to see if this is a start of a trend – NG plants being modified to allow ability to burn Hydrogen.The power plant will also be the first worldwide to […]

Is U.S. Shale Finally Bouncing Back?

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2020

As the oil price dropped through the first and second quarters of this year, oil companies closed in wells and laid off drilling and fracking crews. Activity bottomed in late May and […]

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Permian Drillers Are Struggling To Keep Output Flat

Meet The Biggest Losers Of The U.S. Shale Bust

[Closed] DISCUSSION: With Gas So Cheap and Well Drilling Down, Why is Gas Production so High?

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