US awards $6bn to industrial decarbonisation and electrification
A new arm of the US DOE on Monday announced a $6bn federal funding package for the decarbonisation of 33…
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Annabel Cossins-Smith
Annabel is a staff writer across energy titles, with degrees in History and International Journalism.
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US awards $6bn to industrial decarbonisation and electrification
A new arm of the US DOE on Monday announced a $6bn federal funding package for the decarbonisation of 33…
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Tokyo Gas to focus on alternative fuels and renewables for net zero
Japanese energy company Tokyo Gas will focus its business on alternative fuels such as e-methane and hydrogen, as well as…
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Australian renewables sector facing “alarming” slowdown
Australia’s large-scale renewables industry saw a “significant downturn” in investment in 2023 despite the country’s overall growth in the sector,…
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UK rooftop solar installations hit 12-year high
The number of rooftop solar panels installed by UK households and businesses hit a 12-year high in 2023, figures from…
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UK North Sea oil and gas licences to be set annually, require net-zero checks
Licences for new oil and gas projects in the UK North Sea are set to be awarded annually and require…
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US announces $1.3bn to update country’s electricity networks
The US Government on Monday announced an investment of up to $1.3bn to build three huge transmission grid lines across…
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80 million kilometres of power lines needed globally by 2040 to maintain climate goals – IEA
Achieving national climate and energy targets will require adding or replacing 80 million kilometres of power lines worldwide by 2040,…
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‘I beg to differ’: international industry experts reject Sunak’s comments on heat pumps
Heat pumps are an “obvious” solution for national decarbonisation and recent comments on the technology by UK Prime Minister Rishi…
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UK National Infrastructure Commission set to echo CCC warning on EV chargers
A new report from the UK's National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) due on 18 October is likely to echo concerns laid…