Sydney startup PlasmaLeap Technologies has raised $28 million to reduce carbon emissions in fertiliser and fuel production.
Olds Outlines How PPPO, Oak Ridge Cleanup Fuel Nuclear Renaissance – Energy.gov
Portsmouth Paducah Project Office Acting Manager Erik Olds speaks to attendees at the Energy Technology and Environmental Business Association …
A 100% recycled paving block made from mollusk shells and mining waste – Tech Xplore
The construction industry is one of the most polluting due to its high contribution to CO2 emissions. In addition to its significant environmental …
How green hydrogen can help counter climate change | University of Nevada, Reno
… technology and decreasing renewable energy costs have opened up the viability of green hydrogen. Electrolyzers can now efficiently use electricity …
RIFT raises €114 million for energy from iron – IO+
Green technology often fails due to high costs. RIFT’s system costs about €0.5 million per megawatt of thermal output (MWth). The fuel itself is …
Geothermal district heating investment worth EUR 200 million starts in Bucharest
Romania-based Green Tech International declared the start of implementation of a geothermal district heating project in the northern part of …
Backgrounder: Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage
… technology developed by Green Graphite Technologies. Compared with … clean energy technologies while reducing environmental liabilities and …
£271 million to clean up shipping and power coastal communities – GOV.UK
We’re backing our maritime industries with a further £271 million investment to revolutionise technology and infrastructure, supporting skilled jobs …
Ignoring the real security risks? Green economy leaders react to Rachel Reeves’ Spring Forecast
… green technology. “The Warm Homes Plan, which saw homes get £15bn for solar and green tech, was a crucial first step. But the real turning point …
B.C. Pulp Mill Tests Green Hydrogen for Emissions Cut – Fuel Cells Works
Any time you introduce a brand-new technology, there are always questions, and we want to answer them and see where this leads us.” Mr. Steele says …