Among analysts, the military assault of nuclear facilities is generally viewed in one of two ways. The first is to assume meltdowns, massive radiation releases, and evacuation catastrophes will ensue.

In his 1841 essay “Self-Reliance,” American Trancendentalist philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, “A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers ...

For yours truly it's a busy time with engagements in Davos, Morocco, Brazil and Middle East being finalised as the nascent hydrogen economy gains global traction. It's always insightful to chat with ...

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A net-zero steel sector and a coal phase-out in steelmaking by the early 2040s are technically feasible. This can turn iron and steel from a hard-to-abate to a fast-to-abate sector and be a key ...

Global technology company Siemens predicts that the market for wireless EV charging in Europe and North America will reach $2 billion by 2028.

Empire Hydrogen Energy Systems’ hydrogen for transportation solution touts ability to reduce emissions and cut costs for the long-haul trucking sector. The H2 conference wraps up today and I promised ...

Access Podcast / Audio This Monday release is a special bonus episode where I am sitting down with Tony Clark, the President & Founder of Great Oaks. This was a long overdue episode where we go into ...

When perovskite was first used in a solar cell, at best its power conversion efficiency (PCE) was no more than 15%. Silicon cells had better PCE scores and were the standard for the solar panel ...

The industrial park is not far from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory site where Triso-X parent company X-energy has already produced kilogram quantities of fuel through a public-private partnership.

Some interesting scenarios for hydrogen grids going on at the moment. Here's one of interest to the UK Hydrogen Networks ...

Guest Blog by Angus Duncan, Pacific Northwest Consultant to NRDC Read More ...