“A team of researchers at the University of Oxford have revealed what they say is a cost-effective and efficient way of producing jet fuel from carbon dioxide, offering hope that one day vacationers might be able to jet off abroad without the cost—and associated guilt—of a hefty carbon footprint.”
Innovation in geothermal energy is simply more proof that it is the market, not government, that is paving the way forward to a future powered by carbon-free electricity.
"The state will achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, and carbon offsets may play a role.”
“The new reactor designs rushing into the scientific discourse deploy technology and even natural physics to make safer, often smaller designs that can be used in different contexts."
Technological innovation and AI is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 16%.
“Governments around the world greatly raised their decarbonization ambitions this year. There is great uncertainty about how their promises will be delivered, but almost all scenarios involve massive building of solar and wind farms. As their share of power production grows, it will become crucial to bridge the times when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine.”
George Gardner on Forbes reports that Mercedes-Benz is launching an electric vehicle expansion.
Felicia Jackson writes on Forbes that emerging economies have set a record in renewable energy investments.
The study found that this dwarfs the cost of keeping nuclear power plants online by billions of dollars, even when the risks of a meltdown and the cost of nuclear waste storage are considered.
As Renewable Energy World writes, Portland General Electric and NextEra Energy Resources are working together to develop a commercial power generation facility in eastern Oregon.
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