28 September 2023
28 September 2023
Political leaders owe their citizens the truth about the costs and the challenges of the energy transition on a warming planet. Last week, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak failed – and California Governor Gavin Newsom passed – that test, argues managing editor Justin Gerdes.
As the IEA holds a first-ever critical minerals summit in Paris, NGO Recourse argues that transition minerals extraction must fully consider and benefit the people whose lands and resources are being targeted.
Construction of Europe’s largest clean energy hub is about to commence in Germany, and the importance it is placing on storage reflects the next big focus for the energy transition, reports senior writer Dave Keating.
Newly released data from GlobalData, Energy Monitor’s parent company, reveals that of the 230 steel plants planned worldwide where the technology is known, more than 70% are traditional blast furnaces, reports senior data journalist Nick Ferris.
Without significantly improved collective action, “we won’t go anywhere”, Arvea Marieni told the London Climate Technology Show.
The integration of AI and blockchain will drive smart grids closer to providing and monitoring renewable energy solutions.
Intended to improve sustainability, Lego's oil-free prototype would actually increase the company's carbon emissions.
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Although quantum computing is still in the R&D stage, its potential use cases in the oil and gas industry are numerous and are likely to expand. Oil majors, such as BP and ExxonMobil have joined IBM’s Q Network to develop quantum computers that will increase the understanding of subsurface geology. Companies are also looking at these computers to study molecular modeling and emission mitigation.
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