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El premio de Energía Global 2021: récord de países participantes y candidatas mujeres
El Global Energy Prize, uno de los premios más importantes del mundo, ha logrado un récord de candidatos desde 36 países para los galardones internacionales de este año
Global Energy Prize 2021 – record number of participating countries
The Global Energy Association has completed its 2020/2021 nomination cycle and reception of candidatures for the prize of the same name, setting new records despite the pandemic. An unprecedented 36 countries are on the long list – three times the number in 2019 (12 at that time) and nearly twice the 2020 number (20 countries).
Global Energy Prize planned for Kazan in Russia’s Tatarstan
Plans call for the 2021 meeting of the Global Energy Association’s Global Prize International Award Committee meeting to take place in Kazan, in the republic of Tatarstan, in central Russia.
Rae Kwon Chung: carbon neutrality a key condition for economic development
Rae Kwon Chung, chairman of the Global Energy Prize International Award Committee and member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), awarded the Nobel Peace Prize In 2007, said achieving carbon neutrality was a key part of ensuring world economic development.
Global Energy Prize 2021 – record number of participating countries
The Global Energy Association has completed its 2020/2021 nomination cycle and reception of candidatures for the prize of the same name, setting new records despite the pandemic. An unprecedented 36 countries are on the long list – three times the number in 2019 (12 at that time) and nearly twice the 2020 number (20 countries).
Small hydroelectric plants can be a highly effective decision on the road to a low-carbon future
Last Friday, a ceremony took place in the southern Russia region of Karachay-Cherkessia, with the Kuban River closed off to mark the beginning of the main construction phase of RusHydro’s two small hydroelectric stations Krasnogorsk SHPP-1 and Krasnogorsk SHPP-2.
Will Russian gas find new niches in Europe?
Despite the risks of a slowdown in demand, European gas imports in the next few years should uphold reduced gas production on the continent and the phasing out of coal-fired power generation, say experts from the Global Energy Association.
In search of a technological breakthrough
Technological prospects for developing the coal industry – a review by the Global Energy Association experts
Capacity of renewable energy sources rose more than 10 % in 2020 – IRENA
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, world-wide generating capacity of renewable energy sources rose last year at the most rapid level in the past decade, according to the latest report by IRENA, the International Renewable Energy Agency.
Spot WTI prices approach $60 a barrel as U.S. commercial oil stocks decline
On Wednesday, Brent spot prices rose from $61.4 to $61.64 a barrel, and WTI prices – from $59.34 to 59.77 a barrel, according to Refinitiv data.
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