Heat

Geothermal Power Plant
With Its Geothermal Plans Local Utilities in Germany Eye Lithium Extraction
As part of their geothermal heating development plans, two local utilities in Germany's Upper-Rhine region have also secured a Lithium exploration permit.
Biomass Power Plant
Italian Scheme to Support Biomethane Production Granted EU Approval
The biomethane produced will be injected into the national gas grid for use in the transport and heating sectors.
Nuclear Power Plant
France Looks to Keep Nuclear Power Plants Running Despite Heatwave
French authorities have allowed five nuclear power plants in France to continue operations and discharge hot water in rivers.
Australia
Australia to Provide Funding for Hybrid Solar, Heat Pump System Demonstration
This will be used at a commercial poultry broiler facility.
Net Zero Emission
Europe to Install 45 Million Heat Pumps in the Residential Sector by 2030
Norway and Italy frontrunners, but UK falls behind in heat power decarbonisation
EU
EU Approves 3-Billion-Euro German Green Heating Scheme
The European Commission said on Tuesday it had approved the German government's 3-billion-euro scheme to support renewable energy and waste heat-based district …
United Kingdom
New Heat Pump Design Claims Efficiency Gains
Engineers at Glasgow University have designed a new prototype heat pump that they claim could deliver as much as 10 per cent efficiency gains on current devices…
Natural Gas
Swiss on Track to Secure Winter Gas Reserves, SonntagsBlick Reports
Switzerland is on track to secure the natural gas reserves it is seeking for the winter heating season, the SonntagsBlick paper cited a utility sector official …
Energy Storage Battery
Sand Batteries: The Next Green Energy Revolution?
Polar Night Energy in Finland has developed the world’s first commercial sand-based heat storage battery system, potentially providing a solution to sustainabl…
Solar Power Panel
Surging Temperatures Are Good for Solar Panels, Right? The Answer Is: It’s Complicated
Many would think the scorching heat of the past few days would represent the ultimate sweet spot for solar photovoltaic systems. But it’s more complex than tha…
Kyrgyzstan
Heatwaves Could Cause Energy Crunch in Central Asia
Kyrgyzstan’s state utilities company is warning of potential energy shortages as a heatwave grips Central Asia.
SMR
More Nuclear Heat for Arctic Town
The floating nuclear power plant at Pevek in the Russian Arctic is moving towards its goal of heating all the homes in the town.
Solar Power Panel
Too Hot for Solar Power: Europe’s Heat Wave Makes Solar Panels Less Efficient
Extreme heat is reducing the efficiency of solar panels in Europe.
Nuclear Power Plant
Heatwave Forces Temporary Change to Water-Discharge Rules in France
The French nuclear regulator Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire says that "to ensure the security of the electricity network" it will temporarily modify the stric…
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Power Plant Lowers Output to Protect Fish as Europe Grapples With Heatwave
Instead of using a cooling tower to regulate temperatures, the Beznau facility uses the river Aare.

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Heat

With Its Geothermal Plans Local Utilities in Germany Eye Lithium Extraction

Italian Scheme to Support Biomethane Production Granted EU Approval

France Looks to Keep Nuclear Power Plants Running Despite Heatwave

Australia to Provide Funding for Hybrid Solar, Heat Pump System Demonstration

Europe to Install 45 Million Heat Pumps in the Residential Sector by 2030

EU Approves 3-Billion-Euro German Green Heating Scheme

New Heat Pump Design Claims Efficiency Gains

Swiss on Track to Secure Winter Gas Reserves, SonntagsBlick Reports

Sand Batteries: The Next Green Energy Revolution?

Surging Temperatures Are Good for Solar Panels, Right? The Answer Is: It’s Complicated

Heatwaves Could Cause Energy Crunch in Central Asia

More Nuclear Heat for Arctic Town

Too Hot for Solar Power: Europe’s Heat Wave Makes Solar Panels Less Efficient

Heatwave Forces Temporary Change to Water-Discharge Rules in France

Nuclear Power Plant Lowers Output to Protect Fish as Europe Grapples With Heatwave