Bioenergy

Will Delhi Pay You to Convert Your Car to an EV?
Renewable Energy Will Delhi Pay You to Convert Your Car to an EV?

An older vehicle sitting in a Delhi driveway now stands at a unique crossroads, representing not just a depreciating asset but a potential gateway into the future of urban mobility. As the city grapples with persistent air quality challenges, the government is exploring innovative ways to

Is Wales Sacrificing Scenery For Needless Pylons?
Renewable Energy Is Wales Sacrificing Scenery For Needless Pylons?

A significant controversy is unfolding across the celebrated landscapes of Wales, where plans for a massive new network of electricity pylons have ignited fierce public opposition and raised fundamental questions about the nation's energy future. An in-depth analysis submitted to a key government

Namibia Powers Port With Pioneering Hydrogen Plant
Renewable Energy Namibia Powers Port With Pioneering Hydrogen Plant

In a landmark move set to redefine sustainable industrial operations, the bustling port of Walvis Bay in Namibia has inaugurated one of Africa's first fully integrated commercial green hydrogen production facilities. This pioneering project, which came online following its initiation in late 2025,

Sustainable Marine Fuel – Review
Energy Management Sustainable Marine Fuel – Review

The familiar scent of diesel at the docks is beginning to give way to a cleaner alternative as the maritime industry steers a decisive course toward decarbonization, driven by both regulatory pressure and a growing environmental consciousness. Sustainable marine fuel represents a significant

Thailand to Mandate SAF Blending Starting in 2026
Renewable Energy Thailand to Mandate SAF Blending Starting in 2026

A transformative era for Thailand's aviation industry has officially begun as the nation implements a landmark policy mandating the blending of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) with conventional jet fuel, a regulation that took effect on January 1st. This decisive move, orchestrated by the

Why Penalize Power Plants for Supply Chain Failures?
Renewable Energy Why Penalize Power Plants for Supply Chain Failures?

The Unfair Burden: Holding Power Plants Accountable for External Failures When a power plant fails to meet a government mandate, the immediate response is often to assign blame and impose penalties. This is precisely the situation facing several thermal power plants in India, which are now under

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