U.S. DOE subsidy for hydrogen production from nuclear power The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has set a goal to reduce the cost of clean hydrogen by 80% to USD1 per kilogram within a decade. The DOE wants to support various innovative pathways to create affordable and clean hydrogen. In the framework of the DOE's H2@Scale multi-sector clean hydrogen…
Slovakian parliament bans foreign nuclear waste processing Processing radioactive waste or used fuel from other countries has been…
Droughts limit hydropower, the most important clean energy source Rivers and reservoirs vital for the production of clean hydropower are…
EU invests €122 million in low-carbon innovative projects Using the Innovation Fund, the European Union is investing €118 million…
G20 ministers fail to agree on more ambitious climate goals The G20 ministers responsible for climate, energy and environment gathered…
Taiwan drought could threaten global supply of computer chips Changing weather patterns have led to a serious lack of rainfall in Taiwan.…
CO2 emissions from energy use decreased in the EU in 2020 Eurostat, the statistics reporting department of the EU, estimates that in…
