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Rae Kwon Chung: Decarbonisation could become a driver in creating jobs
Reducing carbon emissions entails not only risks – but also opportunities for the world economy. This was the key theme in a lecture delivered by Nobel Prize Winner Rae Kwon Chung on 2nd June at the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnical University.
The Eurasian Development Bank and the Global Energy Association are to publish a report entitled “Breakthrough Energy Technologies for a future Green Eurasia”
The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) and the Global Energy Association took advantage of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum to announce preparations for the forthcoming publication of a report entitled “Breakthrough Energy Technologies for a future Green Eurasia.”
Take account of CO2 emissions in both producing and consuming energy: Rae Kwon Chung
The objectives of the energy transition, in the first instance, take account of reducing CO2 emissions in producing energy from different sources, but is there anyone analysing the volume of CO2 emissions in consuming energy?
The Global Energy Association is contributing to the discussion on decarbonisation
The Global Energy Association presented its second annual report “Ten breakthrough ideas in energy for the next 10 years” at the Petersburg International Economic Forum — organised by the Roscongress Foundation.
Rae Kwon Chung: Decarbonisation could become a driver in creating jobs
Reducing carbon emissions entails not only risks – but also opportunities for the world economy. This was the key theme in a lecture delivered by Nobel Prize Winner Rae Kwon Chung on 2nd June at the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnical University.
Gazprom launches Amur gas processing plant
Gazprom has brought into service the first train of its Amur gas processing plant, one of the largest facilities in the world, with an annual processing capacity of 42 billion cu.m.
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.
Oil hits $70 a barrel, Energy Ministry discusses new round of superprices
Oil prices climbed to the psychological plateau of $70 a barrel and analysts said the rise was prompted by expectations of increased demand for aviation fuel in most European countries.
Five post-crisis priorities for Gazprom
Having starting in advance a plan to put 50 % of its net income into dividends, Gazprom plans to boost its gas refining capacity as well as shipments through export pipelines, while also devoting more attention to CO2 emissions
Tell them from the rooftops – earning money by generating power
Solar installations on the roofs of Russian homes could soon become commonplace.
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