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How to decarbonize the steel sector
The steel sector, contributing significantly to global CO2 emissions, faces considerable decarbonization challenges do decarbonise.
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Is Natural Gas Renewable or Nonrenewable?
Natural gas, composed mainly of methane, is a popular but finite nonrenewable energy source. It forms over millions of years and emits CO2 when burned, contributing to climate change. Renewable alternatives like biogas, generated from organic waste, and synthetic methane, produced from CO2 and hydrogen, offer more sustainable options amid climate concerns.
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How does emission trading work?
The European Union’s carbon pricing mechanism aims for complete decarbonization by 2050. The ETS price is dynamic, influenced by factors like demand for emission allowances, technological advancements, and policy revisions. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for effectively achieving decarbonization goals.
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Hug pylons not trees: Transmission grid expansion planning in Europe
The ongoing global commitment to Renewable Energy Sources (RES) has sparked a discussion on the need for expanded electricity grids to transport the generated electricity. In response, the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the European Commission have introduced reports and action plans outlining the necessity of grid expansion, emphasizing the importance of coordinated planning and…
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Best books on Nuclear Energy
Explore diverse views on nuclear energy from influential authors, offering nuanced insights and perspectives on its complexities.
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Coal, Culture, and Climate: Navigating Poland’s Energy Transition
The coal culture in southern Poland holds deep significance, but faces an imminent transition. Solid fuel furnaces contribute to pollution, prompting a shift towards heat pumps and renewable energy.
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