HT1 challenge concludes with new UK consenting regime
The HT1 project exploring the possibilities of hydrogen production on offshore wind farms and transportation to shore is to conclude, almost two years after it began.
The HT1 project exploring the possibilities of hydrogen production on offshore wind farms and transportation to shore is to conclude, almost two years after it began.
According to #IRENA, the last remaining CO2 in the atmosphere will be the most challenging and expensive to remove. To reach zero emission levels, innovative technologies, business models, and behavioural adaptation are a must. And we should start doing all of this right now. Join
Over 50% of Denmark’s power comes mainly from wind, onshore and offshore, and solar. These renewable-energy sources are weather dependent and provide fluctuating energy supply. . The ability of the grid to uptake such a high share of variable renewable energy has been achieved by
Baseload renewable power is the holy grail of our sustainable energy future and, according to some naysayers, an impossible dream. One UK company begs to differ, and they've just announced a £16 billion project that will be generating 3.6GW of solar, wind and battery capacity
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This talk is a wonderful global perspective on climate change and the effective actions we can take as individuals to collectively save the planet. Gordian Raacke is executive director of Renewable Energy Long Island, a not-for-profit organization working to accelerate the transition to 100%
Renewable Energy will be at an all-time high this year despite the headwinds from higher cost and supply chain bottlenecks. A report by International Energy Agency states that this year's capacity of electricity generation by renewable sources will supersede the record set in 2021 #Renewableenergy #Electricity