HVDC cables are the new pipelines—transatlantic interconnectors could transform global energy trade, boost renewables, and secure decarbonization.
Author: Michael Barnard
Hydrogen for ships has a lot more announcements than hulls in water, and a lot more failures than successes. Par for the course.
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Canada's Senate is mostly hearing from ocean geoengineering advocates about how wonderful it is, and skipping the skeptics, at least so far.
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Three lessons for policy makers in the west from the collapse of Northvolt in Europe. All involve reality and China.
Mining explosion dust expert's terrible minerals transition study gets put in special edition of low-impact house journal without peer review for reasons.
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It's not only transit buses powered by hydrogen that fail to provide reliable service, hydrogen rail is also an economic and reliability failure.