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Graphene proves its mettle in the energy industry
It sounds like the stuff of science fiction. At one atom thick, graphene is the first two-dimensional material ever discovered – and it appears to have significant real-world applications in batteries and solar cells.
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A bridge to where?
It used to be simple – gas-fired power generation has significantly lower carbon emissions than coal. But the fossil fuel may now be more a more expensive option than power from renewables. What will become of natural gas in the post-pandemic age?
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Virtual PPAs level the purchasing playing field
New models for renewable energy procurement are opening up a world of opportunity for firms that had previously been left out of such agreements. Andrew Williams assesses the growing importance of these ‘virtual’ deals.
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Global CCS progress
Carbon capture and storage is a key part of climate mitigation, reducing CO2 emissions in hard-to-abate industrial sectors, as well playing a vital role to decarbonise hydrogen production. Significant global CCS initiatives are underway, but the pace should be faster.
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Hydrogen: an emerging economy
Michael Joyce and Euan Strachan, at law firm Akin Gump in Singapore, consider the impact of recent events on the hydrogen economy and provide an update on some of the key developments.
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