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Korea: 'Nano-Leaf' Makes Hydrogen Energy
Recently, ‘Biomimetic nanoleaf electrocatalyst’, which can produce hydrogen energy, which is an eco-friendly clean energy, has been developed by mimicking the…
Oil & Gas Trade
Is China Blocking Vietnam’s Access To $2.5 Trillion In Oil & Gas?
The United States has China of interfering with oil and gas drilling operations off the coast of Vietnam in the disputed waters of the South China Sea. This is …
Nuclear Power Plant
China, South Korea Vie for Bulgarian Nuclear Power Project
Reuters reports that state utilities from China and South Korea, including CNNC and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co (KHNP), are amongst the seven groups interest…
Oil&Gas Drilling
U.S. Crude Oil Rig Count Plunges To Near 2-Year Low
The US oil and gas rig count fell sharply on Friday, decreasing by 19 for the week, according to Baker Hughes. The total oil and gas rig count now stands at 916…
Nuclear Power Plant
Control Room Launched at Hanford Waste Treatment Plant
The control room for the Direct-Feed Low-Activity Waste Facility at the US Department of Energy's (DOE's) Hanford site in Washington State has been commissioned…
Nuclear Power Plant
Russia's Floating Nuclear PowerPlant Heads for Final Destination
Akademik Lomonosov, which Rosatom describes as the world's first floating nuclear power plant and the world's northernmost nuclear power installation, today set…
Shell Closes in on Takeover Deal for Australian Energy Supplier ERM Power
Oil giant makes first foray into Australia's competitive power market as it continues drive into consumer energy supply, renewables, and clean technologies
Solar Power Panel
The World’s First Solar Farm to Power a Railway Line
The world’s first solar farm to power a railway line directly is due to plug into the track near Aldershot, paving the way for solar-powered trains.
Nuclear Power Plant
Japan's Tepco to Submit Decommissioning Plan Regarding Five Reactors
Tokyo Electric Power (9501.T) will submit to a municipal official on Monday a plan regarding the decommissioning of five reactors at its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nucl…
Oil and Gas Technology
The Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline Dispute: Opportunity in an Arbitration
Fatigue and frustration aside, U.S. focus and engagement in Iraq remains critical to the national- and energy-security interests of the United States and its al…
Nuclear Power Plant
IAEA Reviews Pre-operational Safety at Belarusian NNP
The operator of Belarus's first nuclear power plant has shown a commitment to strengthening safety, an expert team from the International Atomic Energy Agency (…
Power Construction
It is Time for a Massive Public Takeover of the Nation’s Electric Grid
He held a town hall the same day he released a new climate plan, in which he declared that the days of investor-owned utilities—with their profit incentives to…
Oil&Gas Drilling
U.S. Sanctions Deadline is Threatening to Clobber Venezuela's Dwindling Oil-Rig Fleet
A looming U.S. sanctions deadline is threatening to clobber Venezuela’s dwindling oil-rig fleet and hamper energy production in the nation with the world’s la…
Solar Power Panel
Heat Is Actually Bad for the Performance of Solar Panels
Solar power has emerged as the dominant renewable source of energy in many places with a lot of sunny days during any given year.
Solar Power Plant
A Ground-Mounted Solar Project Billed as Saudi Arabia's Largest
A ground-mounted solar project billed as Saudi Arabia's largest to date has reached the finish line, and is now set to power the operations of a food and bevera…

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Korea: 'Nano-Leaf' Makes Hydrogen Energy

Is China Blocking Vietnam’s Access To $2.5 Trillion In Oil & Gas?

China, South Korea Vie for Bulgarian Nuclear Power Project

U.S. Crude Oil Rig Count Plunges To Near 2-Year Low

Control Room Launched at Hanford Waste Treatment Plant

Russia's Floating Nuclear PowerPlant Heads for Final Destination

Shell Closes in on Takeover Deal for Australian Energy Supplier ERM Power

The World’s First Solar Farm to Power a Railway Line

Japan's Tepco to Submit Decommissioning Plan Regarding Five Reactors

The Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline Dispute: Opportunity in an Arbitration

IAEA Reviews Pre-operational Safety at Belarusian NNP

It is Time for a Massive Public Takeover of the Nation’s Electric Grid

U.S. Sanctions Deadline is Threatening to Clobber Venezuela's Dwindling Oil-Rig Fleet

Heat Is Actually Bad for the Performance of Solar Panels

A Ground-Mounted Solar Project Billed as Saudi Arabia's Largest