The International Air Transport Association (IATA) issued a new, more pessimistic forecast for the aviation industry in Africa and the Middle East – a decidedly negative factor influencing any possibility of an increase in demand for aviation fuel.
Russia is working on the development, application and production of hydrogen technology in energy in rail and road transport as well as in other areas of industry – according to a plan or schedule of events entitled “Development of hydrogen energy in the Russian Federation – from now to 2024” approved by the government on 23rd October.
Russia could realistically make up 5 % of its energy balance in 2035 with renewable sources, said William Byun, Principal of Asia Renewables Conchubar in Singapore and a member of the Global Energy Awards Committee.
How U.S. energy policy, its approach to renewable energy sources, and the country’s energy mix might be altered after the presidential election to be held on November 3?
India is the world’s third economy both in terms of its size and energy use. It would seem that a bustling developing country would have little interest in the issues surrounding energy transition.
But that is not the case. India, in any event, intends to act carefully and in a balanced manner. Its main aim is to provide energy resources for a quickly developing economy by expanding the use of alternative energy sources – nuclear, solar and wind. This is how India views energy transition.
Research conducted over the past 25 years at Sussex University in Britain shows that the use of nuclear power, considered “clean energy”, does not lead to as significant a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions as do renewable energy sources.
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