IEEFA in the Media
LNG demand, growth expected against odds
Fundamental LNG market changes will be felt for the rest of the decade, including in Asia-Pacific -- home to two-thirds of global LNG demand -- according to a new report LNGPrices and Market Fundamentals 13.03.2023 byبواسطة Tim Daiss LNG demand, growth exp...
Gas Outlook
La 'fiebre del oro' del hidrógeno puro cobra fuerza en Huesca y ‘despierta’ un antiguo pozo
Bajo el suelo de pueblos aragoneses como Monzón y Barbastro se proyecta la primera reserva europea de hidrógeno 100% natural.
El Español
Liquefied natural gas: A dirty, costly detour
Third of 6 parts Part 1: Verde Island Passage in danger as LNG projects flock to Batangas Part 2: The last fishermen of Ilijan BATANGAS, Philippines – Residing in the coastal village of Sta.
Rappler
Liquefied natural gas: a dirty, costly detour
The Philippines detours from the renewable energy path to dirty, expensive and imported fossil gas.
Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
Clean energy transition: Kudos Karnataka
Survey puts state on top; it is also only state to score well across all aspects of clean electricity transition According to a survey by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, Karnataka has made the most progress towards clean energy t...
Bangalore Mirror
Why Was Svitlana Romanko Banned From CERAWeek? Bill McKibben Says He Knows
Svitlana Romanko is not a household name, but she is a force to be reckoned with.
Clean Technica
Biden Cuts Fossil Subsidies, But Oil and Gas Still Lines Up for Billions
Despite a high-profile pledge from U.S.
The Energy Mix
Company’s new furnaces under scrutiny
Luxemburg-based ArcelorMittal’s path to net zero emissions has come under scrutiny as it starts the construction of a new coal-based blast furnace in India which contrasts with low-carbon steelmaking in Europe and Canada.
Mining Weekly
Denmark hopes to pump some climate gas beneath the sea floor
Experts warn that carbon capture and storage is still an unproven technology and relying on it could undermine efforts to decarbonize the energy sector Denmark pushed the button Wednesday on an ambitious project that aims to bury vast amounts of planet-hea...
The Hindu
Indonesia aims to use gas in foreign-funded energy transition; critics cry foul
- Indonesia plans to convert its diesel fuel-fired power plants to gas-fired power plants starting this year as a part of its energy transition program.- The Indonesian government hopes the gas conversion project could be funded by a US$20 billion energy...
Mongabay
How will Indonesia’s JETP move it beyond coal?
Indonesia's Just Energy Transition Partnership announced last year – with more details due in mid-2023 – targets coal-fired power plants This photo taken on 21 September 2021 shows village houses as smoke rises from the chimneys at the Suralaya coal power...
www.energymonitor.ai
Mining that doesn't cook the planet, mating mice and WTF is a safeguard mechanism? - triple j
A look at the governments Safeguard Mechanism, mining to tackle climate change and mating mice.full episode Mining that doesn't cook the planet, mating mice and WTF is a safeguard mechanism?
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Nuclear power a possibility for Montana, NorthWestern tells SD regulators
NorthWestern’s Jeff Decker told regulators a 320 megawatt power plant would likely cost between $1.2 billion and $1.6 billion.
Billings Gazette
Coal miners made a motza from the war in Ukraine. But what will they do next?
Coal miners made a motza from the war in Ukraine.
Renew Economy
Denmark hopes to pump some climate gas beneath the sea floor
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) - Denmark is cutting the ribbon Wednesday on an ambitious project to bury vast amounts of planet-heating carbon dioxide gas beneath the sea floor.
The Associated Press
How big is India’s solar waste challenge compared to that of coal-fired power?
As India’s energy transition progresses, some future implications of the movement towards a grid increasingly powered by solar, wind and storage have attracted analysis and commentary.
The Hindu Business Line
Once Hailed as a Solution to the Global Plastics Scourge, PureCycle May Be Teetering
One of the most heralded advanced plastic recycling companies in the United States, PureCycle Technologies, has signaled that it could be in some serious financial trouble.
InsideClimate News
General Assembly took some steps toward backing small nuclear reactor, didn’t take others
Gov.
cardinalnews.org
Mozambique’s LNG Projects: Becoming a Reality?
An Opinion piece, By Gerard Kreeft On 23 November 2022, the President of Mozambique, Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, visited and inaugurated the Coral-Sul Floating Liquefied Natural Gas FLNG facility.
Africa Oil Gas Report
How Harvard Can Help Solve TIAA’s Climate Problem
When each of us joined in the decade-long battle to divest Harvard from coal, oil, and gas, we understood that it was a key part of the fight to slow down climate change by reining in an industry that had gone rogue.
The Harvard Crimson