https://www.greenmountainenergy.com/why-renewable-energy/renewable-energy-101/geothermal/While some renewable energy sources — like the sun, the wind, and water — can easily be seen and/or felt, geothermal (or simply “thermal”) energy comes from a more enigmatic source: the heat far below the Earth’s crust. For more than 100 years, steam from
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Some say it's the fuel of the future that will soon power large parts of our economies. Others say it's just a hoax propagated by the oil and gas industry. But either way, EVERYONE in the energy world is talking about hydrogen. Can it really
Wondering where a degree in Renewable Energy from the University of Exeter can lead? Entrepreneurs and Renewable Energy Engineering graduates Hugo and Hakeem had an idea in their third year and are now running their own eco-charging business in London.
JERA has announced the founding of JERA Nex, a new global renewable energy business headquartered in London.
Nova Clean Energy has acquired HyFuels, a 1 GW portfolio of wind and solar projects, along with a green ammonia project, all located on the Texas Gulf Coast.
REDEN and Renantis have signed an 18-month power purchase agreement for 11 solar plants in Italy, totaling 90 MW capacity.
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Research from independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV forecasts that decarbonising the energy supply across the member states of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) could deliver a reduction of $800 billion in costs through comprehensive regional collaboration encompassing power interconnectors, hydrogen