The Irish Company Silicate Carbon, with the innovation to help farmers reduce their carbon footprint and balance soil’s pH, has won the THRIVE Shell Climate Smart Agriculture Challenge, receiving a $100,000 grant as prize.
A city in upstate New York, Ithaca, is using a miniature version of Green New deal, a plan for one hundred percent clean, renewable energy by 2030, to become the first to go all electric and carbon neutral.
Heat pump water heaters, with their energy-saving potential, is not just a energy saving equivalent of seven solar panels but also costs less than one-sixth the price, offering reductions in both pollution and cost.
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By the end of the year, Israel-based Brenmiller is to be one of the first to create a complete gigawatt-scale manufacturing. Their bGen system uses heat to break rocks and store thermal energy for a long duration.
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Invinity and BASF have collaborated to produce Vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs), suitable for long-duration energy storage, as a non-lithium battery alternative that provides benefits like increased safety and sustainability.
Europe is leveraging Africa’s renewable resources to produce green hydrogen to meet its decarb goals but challenges such as regulatory frameworks, infrastructure development, and investment barriers are yet to be addressed.
Italy’s project, led by ENI, uses concentrated solar energy to heat sand, storing thermal energy within its particles. These solar-powered sand batteries can be stored for long period with no significant losses.
Europe is focusing on recycling energy in the high-intensity industries as most countries like Italy are still overreliant on fossil fuels. Europe is thus trying to intensify their measures to go all carbon neutral.
