The President of the Global Energy Assocation, Sergey Brilev, took part in the first session of the Eurasian Development Bank’s Expert Club
Chile is staging the world’s first national tender for environmentally clean “green” hydrogen and 10 companies are taking part, including entries from Denmark, Chile, France, Ireland and Italy, the national development agency Corfo said.
Lightsource BP, a company devoted to solar energy and 50 % owned by the British corporation, is expanding its operations in a big way. The company is planning by 2025 to expand its solar capacity to 25 GW thanks to a new $1.8 billion revolving credit and trade finance facility that will help advance its new global growth strategy.
Russia has the world’s largest gas reserves – enough for the next 100 years and more, Alexey Miller, Chairman of Gazprom’s Board of Directors, told the annual general meeting of the International Business Congress.
An increase in the number of projects to produce “green” hydrogen could be slowed by water shortages and further active development of the sector will require the creation of an additional market for desalination, analysts Rystad Energy said
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