US DoE Cancels Almost $8 Billion in Climate-Related Funding
The U.S. Department of Energy commented that it went on to plan to cancel $7.56 billion in terms of financing for numerous energy projects,...
Ethiopia Opens the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Abiy Ahmed Ali, the Ethiopian prime minister, inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), which happens to be the largest hydropower project ever built...
Kazakhstan-China Ink $1.5bn Worth Oil and Gas Projects
Kazakhstan-China have gone on to ink $1.5bn worth oil and gas projects during Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s visit to China.
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5 New Cross-Border Renewable Energy Projects Approved by EC
The European Commission – EC has gone ahead and approved the addition of five new cross-border renewable energy (CB RES) projects to the official list...
Breakthrough in Artificial Photosynthesis for Clean Energy
Well, it isn’t an exaggeration anymore. Turning sunlight directly into fuel is almost becoming real, as the scientists have gone ahead and developed a...
The First UK Project to Offer 1 GW Lithium-ion BESS
One of the UK startups, Natpower, which happens to be a part of a larger European energy group, has gone on to announce its plans...
Hydrogen Power Pilots: Projects Shaping the Future of Energy
Global Hydrogen Power Pilots to Watch 2025–2030: Leading Projects Shaping the Future Energy Economy
The global hydrogen economy enters a defining period from 2025 to...
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