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The water flow in Serbia’s hydropower system dropped by a half in the past two months, which increases the need for electricity imports. However, volumes in reservoirs are low throughout Europe as well. Đerdap hydropower stations face a decrease in output this year of at… Read More »Drought lowers hydropower plant output in Serbia, Europe
Published on August 08, 2022 Covanta, a leader in sustainable materials management and a premier provider of environmental solutions for businesses and communities, announced that the Covanta Alexandria Waste-to-Energy facility recently completed planned enhancements to its state-of-the-art pollution control technology. The goal is to further… Read More »Covanta Waste-to-Energy Facility Completes Environmental Upgrade – Official Website of Arlington County Virginia Government
Nuclear power is understandably considered dangerous by many, but in reality, it is a clean, safe, and efficient means of energy production. The world should be using more nuclear power because it is clean, safe, reliable, and a highly efficient means of energy production, so… Read More »Why The World Should Be Using More Nuclear Energy (And Why It Isn’t)
ALLEN, Texas – (BUSINESS WIRE) – CapturePoint Solutions LLC (CPS), a subsidiary of CapturePoint LLC based in Allen, Texas, announced today that it has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with a wholly-owned subsidiary of Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) to participate in a feasibility study… Read More »CapturePoint Solutions LLC Announces Intended Partnership With Energy Transfer
Comment on this story Comment The standard political color code for renewable energy holds that green mixes with blue but clashes with red. A detailed look at local realities says otherwise. Enersection, a new company based in Houston specializing in data-driven insights on the US… Read More »Red America Should Love Green Energy Spending
WARNING: This story contains details some readers may find distressing. Two residential school survivors say the apology the Pope made in Maskwacis, Alta., During his recent penitential pilgrimage to Canada is just the beginning of a long healing journey. Jennifer Wood from the Neyaashiinigmiing First… Read More »Residential school survivors reflect on Papal apology
As policymakers around the world aim to cut carbon emissions and meet climate goals, new research points to a critical group whose opinions could help to shape energy planning for the better: the consumers. By taking into account the demographics and preferences of US racial… Read More »Energy plan for 2050 based on consumer preferences and future demographics of the US population includes 50% more electricity derived from renewable sources than current projections – ScienceDaily
The Province has awarded a second geothermal permit to Fort Nelson First Nation to advance development of the Tu Deh-Kah Geothermal project at Clarke Lake. The new permit enables the First Nation to expand exploratory work and planning for the project to additional areas of… Read More »Permit expands testing area for Fort Nelson First Nation geothermal project
The Minnesota Timberwolves have undergone massive changes in the 2022 offseason, and it’s worth wondering how exactly it will all come together for Minnesota in 2022-23 as they look to build on a promising year. Each week from now until the start of preseason in… Read More »NBA: Can Josh Minott Earn Enough Minutes to Bring Energy to the Wolves?
Company heightens vegetation management practices to protect endangered wildflower, threatened lizard in Marion County ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – As part of its commitment to support the vitality of a healthy ecosystem, Duke Energy Florida has aligned efforts with the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS),… Read More »Duke Energy ramps up environmental efforts, joins forces to protect vulnerable wildlife in Florida | Duke Energy