The ceremony announcing the names of the laureates of the 2021 Global Energy Prize will take place on 6th September in the Kazan town hall in Tatarstan.
The names of the laureates of the 2021 Global Energy Prize are to be announced on 6th September in the central Russian city of Kazan.
Spanish energy company Repsol has produced jet fuel from Industrial waste for the first time, an initial batch of 5,300 tonnes which it says eliminates 300 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
European bankers will have to provide proof of their contribution to the environment or their salaries will undergo cuts.
Swedish steel maker SSAB has produced for the first time steel without fossil fuel hydrocarbons snd has begun supplying it to a buyer — carmaker Volvo group.
In the period leading up to 2030, the replacement of ageing and worn components of offshore wind generators in Europe will cost 3.9 billion euros, according to a study by analysts Wood Mackenzie.
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