An Important Message For Oilprice Members

  1. PP


    Deploying renewables on the scale necessary to limit global temperature rise below 2 degrees would require current investment to double by 2020, and triple...
      

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  2. TN


    President Biden issued an executive order Wednesday afternoon that would reduce the federal government’s greenhouse gas emissions within the next decade and reach net-zero...

  3. FR


    Forbes: Giant Floating Solar Farms Could Extract CO2 From Seawater, Producing Methanol Fuel.https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottsnowden/2019/06/14/giant-floating-solar-farms-could-power-co2-extraction-from-seawater-producing-methanol-fuel/ I always expected that this was one of the next innovations: building...

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  4. MP


    https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/955855 30-year perovskite solar cells and the new approach to testing them for the long haul Princeton Engineering researchers have developed the first perovskite solar cell...

  5. SR


    As the world in many places is turning to the renewable forms of energy, and we read regularly of the rampaging EV revolution spreading...
      

  6. cv


    Lets see what the future holds!!! They should drop the term "clean energy"... ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Solar Industry Lays Claim To The 2020s; Kicks Off The Solar+ Decade As...
      

  7. TN


    Notation:  If you are unfamiliar with the World Economic Forum and its projects such as The Great Reset, Agenda 2030, "Pandemic" Event 201 of...

  8. CMOP


    The foundation’s newly released “Solar Jobs Census 2017” report revealed that the Golden State employed 86,414 people in the solar industry last year. That...
      

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  9. PZ


    Last year was the fourth warmest on record, extending a scorching streak driven by rising concentrations of man-made greenhouse gases, the European Union’s Copernicus...
      

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  10. ronwagn


    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-14/snowy-hydro-2.0-expensive-and-wont-deliver-energy-expert/11594768   Snowy Hydro 2.0 a costly white elephant that won't deliver, says energy expert 7.30  By Carrington Clarke Updated Mon at 3:45am
      

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  11. ES


    The huge Tesla loyalty (discussed elsewhere in this forum, I see) is interesting, but I'm wondering if this is not just unique to Tesla....
      

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  12. PP


    Iceland is currently the only country in the world running on 100% renewable energy. And, that's not all. They drilled roughly 3 miles (5km)...
      

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  13. PZ


    Years after they first appeared in North Korea, increasingly cheap and available solar panels are giving a boost to consumer consumption and industry as...
      

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  14. 50 shades of black


    According to Reuters, U.S. has refused to sign an agreement on challenges in the Arctic due to discrepancies over climate change wording, diplomats said...
      

  15. Jay McKinsey


    the year long triual period demonstrated the value of regenerative braking and that the buses air conditioning systems were capable of managing the hot,...

  16. 50 shades of black


    Britain has announced it will enshrine a new commitment to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 into law, marking a first among...
      

  17. jh


    This is the sort of reason by I'm pro-technology and for renewables. The Hornsadale battery is proving to be a good investment and also...

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  18. Jay McKinsey


    Plans to develop a 720 MW solar farm coupled with up to 400 MWh of battery storage have passed an important milestone now that...

  19. Rodent


    OPEC lent Cuba $45 million in soft money for a... wind farm. Cuba imports -- or used to import -- oil from Venezuela, but...

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  20. Marina Schwarz


    Go, go, go! @Jan van Eck, you might want to start thinking about mass production.
      

  21. BW


    Rocks at the bottom of the North Sea may provide the perfect storage location for renewable energy, according to a new study. Excess power could...

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  22. Tom Kirkman


    News flash: batteries do not *generate* electricity. Did California actually think this through?  Removing / retiring natural gas plants for generating electricity and creating a huge...

  23. Jay McKinsey


     

  24. MP


    https://www.rmit.edu.au/news/all-news/2019/feb/carbon-dioxide-coal Process reduces CO2 to carbon at room temperature using liquid metals. The only metals that are liquid at room temperature are gallium and mercury....
      

  25. TB


    A summit for leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) being hosted by Thailand this weekend is expected to adopt the...
      

  26. PP


    China now releases almost as much carbon dioxide as the U. S. and Europe combined. The true imbalance is much larger than it appears...
      

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  27. Marina Schwarz


    This, at least, seems to be legitimate. Here.  
      

  28. 50 shades of black


    The days of unlimited speeding on Germany’s famously fast autobahns could be over if the government adopts draft proposals on climate protection put forward...
      

  29. Douglas Buckland


    Was watching the news last night and saw a long discussion on the heat wave presently occurring in southern Europe and not one word...
      

  30. JT


    A record-breaking month of rooftop installations and a flood of large-scale solar farms could almost double Australia’s solar power capacity in a single year. A...
      

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