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Honorary Diplomas of the Association
The Association’s Honorary Diploma for Russian Scientists
It was established in late 2020 as recognition of a fundamental contribution of the scientists who have devoted their lives to science and to the development of Russia’s energy industry. The monetary prize associated with the diploma amounts to 1 million rubles.
Winners of the Honorary Diploma for Russian Scientists:
2020 – Viktor Maslov, expert in Mathematical Physics, Mechanics, and Quantum Physics
2021 – Igor Grekhov, expert in the field of high-power semiconductor electronics and pulse technology
The Association’s Honorary Diploma for Foreign Scientists
It was established in 2022 for researchers from developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America, to encourage their contribution to the development of regional energy industries.
Recipient of the Honorary Diploma for Foreign Scientists:
2022 – Luke Chika Eme, Nigeria, expert in water resources and engineering
Mobile sun: portable panels for self-generated power supply
Alternative Energy Projects (AEP) developed a portable solar power plant Solar Box, which is a 12.5 tons container holding 168 generation modules 560 Watt each. The aggregated capacity of the unit in its standard configuration makes 94 KW, which is sufficient for supplying energy to ten cottages.
Natural gas consumption in USA reached its historic maximum
The demand for natural gas in the USA grew by 5% in 2022 achieving 2.48 bcm per day, which is the historic maximum. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the absolute growth of demand made 126 mcm per day, which comparable with gas consumption in Uzbekistan.
One month left before closing the call for nominating candidates for the Global Energy Prize 2023
The 20th jubilee nomination cycle of the Global Energy Prize started on 1 January 2023 and will end on 20 April 2023. Applications for three categories are accepted: Conventional Energy, Non-Conventional Energy and New Ways of Energy Application.