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Global Energy and Kazan University pinpoint the research most in demand over the next 30 years
For young scientists, the key to success is not just being successful at conducting research, but also the availability of foreign publications and knowing how to present oneself. Those were the conclusions of participants at a round table staged on 7th September at Kazan Federal University by the Global Energy Association with the participation of the Global Energy Prize’s International Award Committee and local academics.
Laureates of the 2021 Global Energy Prize announced
The winners of the 2021 Global Energy Prize were announced on 6th September in Kazan. The laureates were: Russian scientists Zinfer Ismagilov and Suleyman Alakhverdiev, as well as American academic Yi Cui.
Rae Kwon Chung: Consumers must share responsibility with producers for CO2 emissions
When considering statistics about CO2 emissions, one must take into account not only the producer but also the en- consumer of goods with a carbon content. That was the message Rae Kwon Chung, Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Chairman of the Global Energy international Award Committee, had for participants at the Eastern Economic Forum.
OMV opts for petrochemicals
Austrian corporation OMV has chosen its way forward in terms of the energy transition. And unlike most of Europe’s oil and gas giants aiming at becoming energy companies, OMV has decided to reorient its business on developing petrochemicals, the company’s CEO, Rainer Seele, told Global Energy.
Laureates of the 2021 Global Energy Prize announced
The winners of the 2021 Global Energy Prize were announced on 6th September in Kazan. The laureates were: Russian scientists Zinfer Ismagilov and Suleyman Alakhverdiev, as well as American academic Yi Cui.
Global warming stronger than the Paris agreement
The processes of global warming are moving much more quickly than foreseen by the Paris accord on climate.
Petrostates’ global influence could endure beyond the dominance of fossil fuels
Petrostates such as Saudi Arabia and Russia could continue to have significant geopolitical influence even as the global use of fossil fuels decline, a new study exploring the adoption of hydrogen as an industrial energy source details.
Experts say: reducing the carbon footprint must involve not only industry, but also individual consumers
Achieving zero emissions is impossible without reducing the carbon footprint in the consumer sector, said Rae Kwon Chung, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and the Global Energy Prize International Prize International Award Committee Chairman. He was commenting on the 6th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
The pastoral consequences of global warming
The issues surrounding climate change are becoming more and more urgent the world over. And tackling those problems goes well beyond simply restricting certain activities or imposing additional taxes on oil and gas companies.
Climate equation
The fact that global warming exists is no longer doubted by anyone. But differences persist among academics about the extent to which global warming is caused by natural processes and by human activity. The energy transition and plans by developed countries to abandon the use of carbon-based energy sources have placed the discussion in a new setting. Now, prominent climatologists ate trying to resolve the following question: Can world-wide efforts by the world community
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