A Multi-Criteria Approach for Offshore Wind Power in Norway
Norwegian multi-criteria approach to avoid wind power getting tangled up in bureaucratic power.
Author: Boˆreal
Short reads about North Europe's green transition
Switzerland’s Blueprint for Hydrogen Horizons
Switzerland’s Hydrogen Horizons
Measuring Methanol Emissions with Precision
Measuring methanol emissions more accurately.
Balancing Hydrogen, Nuclear, and AI in the UK’s Energy Future
We must be careful how much we bet on AI in moving forward with energy in the UK.
How Smart, Local Power Grids Revolutionise Energy Storage
The Chinese smart, localised revolution
Harnessing Earth’s Heat and its Atmosphere’s Carbon: The Twin Promise of Geothermal Energy and Direct Air Capture
Dutch research shows the industrialised world how to make Direct Air Capture cheaper with geothermal energy using old energy infastructure.
UK Parliament Rejects House of Lords’ Bill Amendment to Block Solar Panels Made With Modern Slavery in New Public Energy Supply Chains
GB Energy won’t stop at solar panels made with slavery
Mucilage-Based Films for Sustainable Food Packaging
Mucilage from food like flaxseed and okra could provide a green food packaging alternative.
How the ‘Grey Wolf’ Helps Solar Panels Work Smarter
How the ‘Grey Wolf’ Helps Solar Panels Work Smarter
What the Global North can learn from Egypt’s Hydrogen Success
A recent study from Karadeniz Technical University [40.9°N, 39.5°E] has explored Egypt’s potential to become a global leader in hydrogen production. The research found that, thanks to abundant solar and wind resources, Egypt could produce low-cost hydrogen for both domestic use and export, with production costs as low as €3.68/kg (£3.15/kg) for solar-based hydrogen. What … Continue reading What the Global North can learn from Egypt’s Hydrogen Success
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