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Ammonia Coal Co-firing: Solution Or Distraction?
Ammonia coal co-firing uses ammonia as a substitute in coal-fired power plants. While it provides a significant benefit of reducing the emissions of coal energy generation, it also creates several concerns for long-term decarbonisation strategies.
Ammonia Fuel: Advantages and Disadvantages
Ammonia fuel has several characteristics that make it an excellent low-carbon fuel. However, several disadvantages must be addressed before its wide-scale application.
Renewable Energy Investing Needs in 2023
The clean energy transition needs private capital that works in concert with favourable policies, regulations, decarbonisation goals and green capital market development.
COP28: Qatari and US LNG Uptick To Throw Climate Goals Into Chaos
COP28 Dubai could be jeopardised by massive new LNG investment by Qatar and the US as the world attempts to move away from fossil fuels.
Ammonia Fuel: Powering Global Decarbonisation Efforts
Ammonia, generally used as a major component of fertiliser, is now being seen as a low-carbon fuel source. Yet, before this becomes viable green ammonia production technology must improve.
Oil Market Forecast 2023: Oil To Peak and Renewables To Accelerate
While the oil market for combustion purposes is likely to peak by 2028, according to the IEA, the Asia-Pacific region will continue to push global oil demand. But, with oil demand declining, will developing Asia continue to lock itself into a carbon-intensive future?
Bangladesh’s Energy Needs and a Fair and Just Energy Transition
The switch towards renewable energy will not be the main threat to Bangladeshis' jobs and well-being. It's climate change.
The Future Of Hydrogen: Powering The World
Leading international organisations consider green hydrogen a critical part of the world's future energy mix. Public and private sector support will reduce green hydrogen costs and drive technological advancements, boosting demand.
The Biggest Renewable Energy Market Jump in 2023 and 2024
The IEA's June 2023 Renewable Energy Market Update forecasts an unprecedented wind and solar power boom globally.
Hydrogen Cost: Can We Afford It?
Due to an immature market and technology, green hydrogen is not yet cost-competitive with fossil fuel-derived hydrogen. Government policy will be crucial in reducing these costs by facilitating private sector involvement and developing market demand.
Solar Energy Investment is Expected to Overtake Oil Production For the First Time
While investments in fossil fuels are slowing down, the IEA's World Energy Investment Report 2023 says they remain way above the levels needed to reach net-zero by 2050.
The Uses of Hydrogen: A Catalyst for a Sustainable Future
Hydrogen is a common raw material used in many industries but is primarily produced with fossil fuels. If these industries switch to green hydrogen, it will significantly impact global greenhouse gas emissions.
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