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Australia and Singapore will launch a clean energy transport megaproject together in 2024

The project is expected to meet 15% of Singapore’s electricity needs. Sun Cable intends to implement the Australia-Asia PowerLink project to transport solar energy from Australia to Singapore.This was reported by the Guardian. The project is expected to meet 15% of Singapore’s electricity needs. Details of the project have been disclosed in a potential environmental…
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2022: Announcement of a renewable energy system based on the recycling process

On 4 May 2022, Honda announced the release of a renewable energy system based on the recirculation process. According to the company, it has been almost fifty years since humans first landed on the moon, an event that thrilled the world. In 2024, humans will try again to repeat the mission. This time, the plan…
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England will turn coal mines into geothermal power stations

The UK is implementing a plan to turn abandoned coal mines into geothermal power stations. Abandoned and submerged coal mines are particularly numerous in the north of England, the centre of Britain’s industrial revolution. The South Tyneside Council in the north-east of England approved plans to harness geothermal energy at the abandoned Hebburn mine. Its…
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China’s environmental controversies

When it comes to energy policy, China is a country of contradictions. The country is actively introducing renewable energy sources (RES) into its energy mix, building more wind and solar power plants, and applying and exporting modern green technologies. At the same time, it is not withdrawing support from the coal industry and is in…
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Europe’s hydrogen hub: Lithuania dreams of becoming a green hub

Lithuania intends to actively develop hydrogen technologies as part of the transition to renewable energy sources. The Lithuanian Ministry of Energy will soon announce a tender to prepare guidelines for the development of the country’s hydrogen sector, the Ministry of Energy of the Republic said. The country is now preparing a national study on the…
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One of the glaciers in Antarctica is on the verge of collapse

Larsen is the warm wind’s first obstacle to a full invasion of Antarctica. One of the largest ice shelves in Antarctica is currently under threat. Scientists believe that it could collapse in the coming months due to warm mountain winds set over this section of the Earth due to climate change. Global warming has led…
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Major American city is on the brink of ecological disaster due to toxic water

They have been trying to solve problems with toxic waste in this area for more than a dozen years. The large American city of Tampa in Florida is on the verge of an environmental disaster due to the huge amount of toxic liquid waste. The 800 million gallons of toxic water required to be eliminated…
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Geothermal energy: a power plant in Iceland uses the heat of magma

In 2009, a borehole drilled near the Icelandic geothermal power plant at Krafla reached a magma pocket. Since then, and for two years, superheated water (temperature over 450 ° C) has been used to produce green electricity efficiently. A specialist journal has just published 16 articles on this experience and its implications. Inaugurated in 1977,…
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Corn-based biofuel more polluting than petrol

A fuel classified as ecological because produced from corn husks would actually emit more greenhouse gases than traditional gasoline. Researchers show that a large amount of carbon dioxide (CO2 ) would be released into the air if it were not captured in the soil without the leaves of the plant necessary for the natural process. The…
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Hybrid Air, PSA’s gasoline-compressed air hybrid in 2017… maybe

A modified Peugeot 2008 serves as a prototype for this concept of hybrid powertrain using petrol and compressed air, and presenting a lower cost than thermal-electric. Efficient in town and less on the road, the system is ready but PSA is still looking for partners. Marketing in 2017 is therefore uncertain. The idea is old…
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