Synata Bio, an early-stage biotech company, said this week it landed a grant from China for its commercial-scale waste carbon-to-ethanol facility.
The funding, awarded by the Department of Energy, is part of up to $7 billion the U.S. allocated to establish hydrogen hubs across the country.
As part of the nonbinding offtake agreement announced Nov. 20, Exxon will supply lithium from its planned project to LG Chem’s cathode plant in Clarksville, Tennessee.
Among the energy executives looking for more electrons, Warren Buffett’s own energy provider in Omaha, Nebraska, says “we have to stop this fighting.”
Concerns remain about the scaleup of sustainable aviation fuel under a Trump administration, even as some see progress continuing as the world demands cleaner fuels and Big Oil steps up.
Spruce Power bought the 91-megawatt residential portfolio from New Jersey Resources’ Clean Energy Ventures in a $132.5 million deal.
Toyo says it plans to start production of 1 GW of annual module capacity by mid-2025 and reach 2.5 GW by the end of 2025.
Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub confirms the Arkansas leases with its TerraLithium subsidiary that could expand its joint venture with Warren Buffett’s BHE Renewables.
The hydrogen will be produced and used at Air Liquide and TotalEnergies' La Mède biorefinery in France to produce biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel.
This project is the first CCUS project in Indonesia.
French oil major TotalEnergies SE was not informed of a U.S. investigation into possible bribery and corruption at Adani Green Energy Ltd., it said on Nov. 25, adding it will stop financial contributions to its Adani Group investments following last week's indictment.
Despite concerns many might have, AI looks to be the next great tool for the energy industry, experts say.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including the ranking of top corporate solar users in the U.S.
RWE said it will acquire seven potential renewable projects in Indiana and Illinois.