Iceland is closing the circle on geothermal
With the cataclysmic scenes emerging from Iceland recently, it is easy to see why the country’s original settlers coined it…
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A heat pump alternative for a quarter of UK homes
Household heating is the source of 17% of the UK’s carbon emissions. Most of the country’s homes are still heated…
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Signal: ‘Europe’s largest’ virtual storage solution reflects renewables growth
The announcement by energy storage company Sonnen last week that it plans to build “Europe’s largest virtual home battery storage…
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UK’s first deep geothermal power plant to be built in Cornwall
Italian cleantech company Exergy International will team up with the UK’s Geothermal Engineering to construct the first deep geothermal power…
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What China must do to finally turn its back on coal
In the first quarter of 2023, China approved at least 20.5GW of new coal power for development: a figure greater…
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Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia to end Russian grid reliance in 2025
The Prime Minister of Estonia has said that the Baltic states will decouple themselves from the Russian power grid in…
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Israel’s Brenmiller launches world’s first thermal energy storage gigafactory
Israel’s Brenmiller Energy has inaugurated the world’s first thermal energy storage (TES) gigafactory. Based in Dimona, Israel, the new facility…
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European carbon removal pioneer lured by US subsidies
Swiss-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) company Climeworks, a global leader in direct air capture (DAC) technology, recently revealed a key…
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Ostend summit’s windy words mask deeper divisions
Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway and the UK signed the Ostend Declaration at a North Sea…
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Inside Norway’s efforts to move on from oil and gas
Amidst soaring interest in energy security and Russian fossil fuel exports, one of the lesser reported developments over the past…
