Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has introduced a pioneering solar-powered method that turns sewage sludge—a challenging residue from wastewater treatment—into usable green hydrogen and single-cell protein feed.
It may be unprecedented in financial history when the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, custodian of $1.6 trillion in assets, undertakes a substantial shift by subjecting 96% of its portfolio to natural capital risk assessment.
As Australia shifts aggressively towards renewable energy, particularly with an emphasis on energy storage systems, its commercial ties with China are increasingly perceived as pivotal.
Legislation concerning small modular reactors (SMRs) recently underwent a first committee hearing, highlighting the critical discourse surrounding nuclear energy’s evolving role in meeting modern energy needs.
The landscape of grid battery storage in the United States is poised for an unprecedented year as projections indicate a substantial increase in capacity installations.
A recent report by Deloitte and WWF-Australia stresses the necessity of integrating renewable hydrogen into iron production, positioning it as Australia’s optimal strategy for sustaining competitive advantage in the evolving global market.
