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The Global Energy Association congratulates Alexander Novak and Nikolai Shulginov on their new appointments to the Russian government
The Global Energy Association congratulates Alexander Novak and Nikolai Shulginov on their new appointments to the Russian government. We truly believe that these changes will
Expert hopes nuclear power will be maintained in the U.S., does not believe fracking will be abandoned
The election of Joe Biden as U.S. President should enable nuclear power to be safeguarded and also keep fracking as an option in the country’s energy balance, according to energy expert Thomas Blees.
Expert predicts dramatic change in U.S. energy policy under Biden, $10 trillion for carbon-free energy
A U.S. expert predicted a dramatic change in U.S. energy policy, with Joe Biden winning the presidential election and the prospect of $10 trillion being allocated by 2035 to achieve carbon-free energy.
William Byun about waste-to-energy in times of crisis
According to William Byun, managing director at Asia Renewables, waste-to-energy technology can be very profitable even in times of crisis.
Announcement of the 2020 Global Energy Prize laureates
Three laureates of the Global Energy Prize were identified following the results of the Meeting of its International Award Committee. They are Carlo Rubbia from Italy, Peidong Yang from the USA, and Nikolaos Hatziargyriou from Greece.
Shale – constantly in the mix
The fundamental principles of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, were initially devised in the Soviet Union. But in recent years, they have been in active use in the United States.
Shale – constantly in the mix
The fundamental principles of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, were initially devised in the Soviet Union. But in recent years, they have been in active use in the United States.
The great big Chinese zero
China, the world’s biggest consumer of energy and the biggest producer of greenhouse gases, unexpectedly proclaimed its intention to achieve a carbon-neutral economy by 2060.
Expert hopes nuclear power will be maintained in the U.S., does not believe fracking will be abandoned
The election of Joe Biden as U.S. President should enable nuclear power to be safeguarded and also keep fracking as an option in the country’s energy balance, according to energy expert Thomas Blees.
Expert predicts dramatic change in U.S. energy policy under Biden, $10 trillion for carbon-free energy
A U.S. expert predicted a dramatic change in U.S. energy policy, with Joe Biden winning the presidential election and the prospect of $10 trillion being allocated by 2035 to achieve carbon-free energy.
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