As the need for clean and lower-carbon power grows, Enbridge is among the companies taking an all-of-the-above approach.
Exxon Mobil executives say the pace of growth for areas such as CCS, hydrogen and lithium vary due to uncertainty.
With a new incoming Trump administration, there is concern about what changes are in store for President Biden’s signature climate legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act.
BP, EDP Renewables, Inpex and Plug Power executives discuss the state of hydrogen and the hydrogen production tax credit.
Midstream firms in the Midwest are running into brick walls of local opposition against carbon capture projects.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including billions of dollars in loan awards from the U.S. Department of Energy.
SWA Lithium’s pilot plant in Arkansas is processing brine to confirm engineering design parameters, Standard Lithium says.
Fervo Energy secured $135 million in funding from Capricorn Investment and a $120 million letter of credit from Mercuria.
The deal was reached with Energy Capital Partners for stakes in Mockingbird Solar and Sparta Solar in Texas as well as Eleven Mile Solar in Arizona.
Siemens Gamesa is selling its power electronics business Gamesa Electric to ABB but not including its generators business in the deal.
As the need for clean and lower-carbon power grows, Enbridge is among the companies taking an all-of-the-above approach.
The developments, located outside of Phoenix and Tucson, have a potential capacity of 290 megawatts for the solar project and over 1 gigawatt for the BESS system, Jones Power said.
Exxon Mobil executives say the pace of growth for areas such as CCS, hydrogen and lithium vary due to uncertainty.
Shale Ingenuity’s SuperEOR, which has been field tested with positive results, looks to remedy the problem of production declines.