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Young Scientist 4.0: a new initiative of the Global Energy Association and Gazprom
On 12th July, the Global Energy Association, along with Association member Gazprom, launched the first wave of the education programme Young Scientist 4.0, intended to help talented researchers up to 35 years of age move forward with their scientific projects in Russia and abroad
Sergey Brilev: Russian scientists are back on the short list of the Global Energy Prize
The 15 nominees for the award include scientists from Russia and five other countries such as Germany, Denmark, China, Saudi Arabia and the United States. Sergei Brilev announced this in the Vesti on Saturday programme aired on the TV channel “Rossiya” (Russia).
Rodney Allam: Energy from fossil fuels can be clean
Zero-carbon electricity from fossil fuels is not only possible in technological terms, but also competitive in economic terms – this was the theme of Nobel Prize laureate Rodney Allam’s lecture to students of Peter the Great Polytechnic University.
Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University to become a regular venue for the Global Energy Association
Both parties signed a document on this on July 1, the day the short-list of the award of the same name was published.
The Global Energy Prize short list announced
The Global Energy Association has established its short list of candidates for the prize of
U.S. boosts LNG exports
The United States boosted LNG exports in the first half of 2021 against a background of increased new capacity.
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
Cheaper with sunlight
It is cheaper to build and operate a solar power station in India and in the majority of European countries than to run an existing coal-fired station, according to the experts at Bloomberg NEF.
When will Russians get behind the wheel of an electric car?
The government is expecting Russians in the next 20 years to switch over to driving electric cars.
No change on the OPEC+ front
The monitoring committee of OPEC+ has decided to maintain current quotas in gradually boosting oil production levels in June and July. But no long-term plans to change oil production in August and September were announced.
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