Scientists generate heat over 1,000 degrees with solar power instead of fossil fuel
Instead of burning fossil fuels to smelt steel and cook cement, researchers in Switzerland want to use heat from the sun.
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DOE Finalizes Efficiency Standards for Water Heaters Resulting in Americans Saving Over $7 Billion on Their Household Utility Bills Yearly
Finalized Residential Water Heater Standards Have Strong Industry and Stakeholder Support, Will Accelerate the Deployment of Heat Pump Water Heaters,…
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $71 Million Through President’s Investing in America Agenda to Provide Electricity to Tribal Homes with Clean Energy
The Department of the Interior today announced the availability of $71 million in funding through President Biden’s Investing in America…
European Energy begins construction of Sweden’s first large-scale hybrid wind and solar farm
European Energy has started constructing Sweden’s first large-scale hybrid park in Skåramåla in the municipality of Tingsryd, where the existing…
U.S. Department of the Interior Finalizes Action to Ensure Fair Return to Taxpayers, Strengthen Accountability for Oil and Gas Operations on Public Lands
The U.S. Department of the Interior yesterday, finalized a rule to revise the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) oil and…
DOE Releases First Ever Federal Blueprint to Decarbonize America’s Buildings Sector By 2050
The First Comprehensive Federal Strategy Outlines Pathways to Reduce Emissions 90% in Buildings Sector by 2050, Reinforcing President Biden’s Investing…
Study: electricity produced from shale gas vs. coal: Lifetime toxic releases from coal much higher and harmful to health
Despite widespread concern about potential human health impacts from hydraulic fracturing, the lifetime toxic chemical releases associated with coal
Bill Gates to Address the 42nd annual CERAWeek hosted by S&P Global in Houston, TX, March 18-22, 2024
World's preeminent energy conference to focus on 'Multidimensional Energy Transition: Markets, climate, technology and geopolitics.' Learn more at www.ceraweek.com