Methane Thermolysis Has A Carbon Market Problem
Methane thermolysis produces hydrogen and solid carbon, but the process generates roughly three tonnes of carbon for every tonne of hydrogen, creating significant market challenges for the byproduct.
A New Microgrid Captures Energy From The Environment
Defense startup Chariot Defense secured a $7.6 million contract to deploy its Amphora microgrid system to the US Army this fall, designed to optimize power from multiple sources for modern battlefield equipment.
Oil-Rich Azerbaijan Bets Big on a Clean Energy Boom
Azerbaijan, a major oil producer, is pivoting toward renewable energy with World Bank support and ambitious plans to generate 30% of power from clean sources by 2030, positioning itself as a regional green energy hub.
U.S. Eyes 18th-Century Law to Seize and Sell Iranian Oil
The US Justice Department is exploring historical prize law to seize and sell Iranian oil captured during a blockade, potentially accelerating asset liquidation while generating Treasury revenue.
America’s Electricity Boom Is Outrunning Its Power Grid
The U.S. electrical grid faces severe strain from surging electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence and electrification, with nine of 15 grid regions at elevated or high risk of supply shortages by 2030.
Europe EV Sales Report: BEVs Reach 26% Market Share!
Battery electric vehicles reached 26% market share in Europe during July, with 288,000 registrations representing a 51% year-over-year increase, though growth varies significantly by region.