Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The Dirección General de la Fundación Ciudad de la Energía has issued a significant tender titled “Suministro integral de equipos y materiales, ingeniería, montaje y puesta en servicio de la instalación de un sistema de compresión y almacenamiento de hidrógeno” for the comprehensive supply of equipment and materials, engineering, assembly, and commissioning of a hydrogen compression and storage system.

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The global energy storage market is projected to grow exponentially, with lithium-ion technology at its helm—a dominance that poses challenges for alternatives like sodium-ion batteries. Yet, recent advancements by researchers at Argonne National Laboratory may offer a path forward in addressing key performance limitations of sodium-ion cells. These developments, while significant, underscore the broader struggles of diversifying energy storage technologies.

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Natural hydrogen exploration is at a crossroads reminiscent of the early oil and gas wildcatting days. Despite advancements in geological sciences, hydrogen exploration remains fraught with uncertainties. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW Current practices often hinge on assumptions, leading to a hit-or-miss approach. The inherent characteristics of hydrogen, particularly its propensity to diffuse and react with various materials, further complicate efforts to locate and quantify reserves. Unlike oil, hydrogen exploration lacks established methodologies for reliably assessing resource size and flow potential, as in the fracking revolution, where geophysicists and modelers defined resource potential, so natural hydrogen must overcome similar barriers to…

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The arid northern rangelands of Kenya have long been home to nomadic herders whose lives revolve around the delicate balance of land, livestock, and seasonal migration. However, these vast landscapes have become a flashpoint in the global carbon offset market, attracting investments from major tech companies such as Netflix and Meta. The Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon Project, touted as the largest of its kind, promises to sequester vast amounts of CO2 by controlling grazing practices. While this approach is marketed as a win-win for climate mitigation and community development, reality reveals deep tensions and systemic issues. A Complex Web of…

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