While costs are declining, CCS technologies remain expensive, with EOR and tax incentives spurring projects to capture and store CO₂.
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.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a record-setting quarter for solar module capacity in the U.S.
The first-of-its-kind deployment for the geothermal company in North Dakota involved removing heat from produced fluids to create electricity.
Apex Clean Energy said commercial operations at a 189 megawatt wind farm are expected to begin by year-end 2024.
The Quaise Energy-Nevada Gold Mines partnership looks to retrofit a fossil fuel power plant into the first commercial plant changed to suit geothermal heat.
EthosEnergy CEO Ana Amicarella says power demands and tools are evolving onshore and offshore and for LNG and AI.
TotalEnergies is acquiring Germany’s VSB Group while selling 50% of a 2-gigawatt renewable portfolio in Texas.
While costs are declining, CCS technologies remain expensive, with EOR and tax incentives spurring projects to capture and store CO₂.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a global scaleup of hydrogen and uncertainty in the solar sector.
The SRI International-led project, which received a Department of Energy grant, would use renewable energy to convert CO2 into liquid fuel.
Vision RNG says it will produce either RNG or power from South Carolina landfill gas.