Carbon capture and sequestration is a tough sell in today’s environment — one that stresses using low-carbon fuels and one where building a new natural gas plant is much easier and cheaper.
Should We Bet Big On Carbon Capture and Storage?
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Should We Bet Big On Carbon Capture and Storage?
Carbon capture and sequestration is a tough sell in today’s environment — one that stresses using low-carbon fuels and one where building a new natural gas plant is much easier and cheaper.
U.S. and China Will Focus on Methane Capture, Which Technologies Allow
U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry may have left China with an agreement on methane emissions, the most potent greenhouse gas emission of them all — and one responsible for about 30 percent of all global warming.
NuScale Aims to Advance Small Modular Nuclear Reactors
Nuclear can address the hard-to-decarbonize industrial sectors. That’s why NuScale is working with companies like NuCorp, which makes
“green steel.”
Coal Will Nosedive by 2050 While Wind and Solar Shoot Up, Benefiting Companies
The latest data from the Energy Information Administration doesn’t look good for coal. In the most likely scenario, coal provides 5% of the electric portfolio, while wind and solar make up 55%.
Toyota’s North Alabama Plant Collaborates on Going Green
TAI’s Energy Infrastructure Solutions team is currently the owner of the solar facility. They will lead the project’s development, manage the construction, and be responsible for long-term operations.
The Activate Fellowship: A Gateway to Clean Energy Entrepreneurship in Houston
The programs focus on climate technology efforts that have the potential of scaling into a profitable business, and the organization emphasizes eight target industries: agriculture, chemicals, computing, electricity, manufacturing, transportation, buildings, and defense.
DC Fast EV Chargers Soon to Come to Dallas Metro Area
XCharge North America is partnering with MD7’s headquarters in Allen, TX to install the first deployment of a DC fast charging (DCFC) port option in North Texas.
Hydroponics, but Meat? Start-Up Pilots Cultivated Pork Facility
Fork & Good, the brainchild of a farmer and a scientist, launched a pilot facility for producing cultivated pork, promising high yields at an affordable price.
Latin America Set to Become Global Energy Giant Through Renewables
Latin America is embarking on a new era of renewable energy, led by commitments to wind and solar utility-scale projects by Led by Brazil, Chile, and Columbia.