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Enerdata Newsletter, June 2024

  Enerdata     Products & Solutions     Consulting & Expertise     Library     READING SUGGESTIONS WEBINAR – 2024 EDITIONGLOBAL ENERGY TRENDSIs the world aligned with the 2030 Renewables andEnergy Efficiency Targets?JUNE 18 – 11 AM & 4 PM   Executive Brief – What costs for the energy systems under an increasing climate ambition?…

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Enerdata 360° Newsletter — April 2024

Webinar – Amazing Ammonia: from fertilisers’ production to new energy uses Market status and prospectsJoin our analysts on April 23, 11:00 AM-CET, to explore the market potential for low-carbon ammonia. This molecule show particular promise as an alternative bunker fuel. It also has the potential to act as a hydrogen vector and to generate electricity in…

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Enerdata Newsletter, September 2023

PUBLICATION – Global Energy Scenarios through 2050 Our experts recently released the 2023 edition of our “2050 Global Energy & Climate Scenarios”. Leveraging our three contrasted energy-climate scenarios and the recognised POLES-Enerdata model, this publication presents the key outcomes of potential trajectories for the global energy sector.  Download the…

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Enerdata, mayo 2023

Webinar –  Global Energy Trends, 2023 release A troubled, yet promising year for energy transition?2022 was a particularly shaken year. The conflict in Ukraine and the resulting blockade of exchanges with Russia significantly impacted the security of supply and prices.Register for June 15, two sessions are planned: 11AM…

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Enerdata Newsletter, October 2022

Webinar Replay –  Forecast to 2030 of green hydrogen production Our Clean Technologies experts have pictured the current production of the electrolyser manufacturers and their future projects worldwide. They unveiled the result of this bottom-up study through an exclusive webinar, covering the global key players in the green H2 production….

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Enerdata

Dear German Gonzalez-Davila, 1990 is a landmark date for energy and climate policies. What have been the transformations in the global economy and energy system since then? 2050 is the world’s target to act for the climate challenge. What are the possible energy and climate…

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Enerdata 360° Newsletter — December 2021

Executive Brief –  The various hydrogen storage technologies The growing energy needs and the climate challenge call for a massive development of renewable energy sources. At this point, large scale electricity storage solutions hardly handle this growing renewable energy fluctuation. This is the reason why new technologies need to be explored, and hydrogen is…

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Daily Energy News

Register to our daily newsletter Policy & Regulatory Germany’s new coalition government unveils new energy and climate targets 26 Nov 2021 Germany’s newly-formed coalition government has announced ambitious reforms to accelerate climate policies. It aims to advance the phase out of coal-fired power generation (by 2030) and to…

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Nature energy

Volume 6 Issue 11, November 2021 Batteries on rails Improvements in battery technology and reduction in costs have opened up the possibility of electrification of nearly all means of transport. Phadke et al. now explore the techno-economic feasibility of battery-powered trains and find that there’s…

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Enerdata Newsletter, October 2021

Company news – Acquisition of Infinergia On September 30th, we acquired Infinergia,  a marketing and strategy consulting firm specialising in clean energy markets. This acquisition will enable us to further address new market opportunities by developing a new expertise on clean energy technologies and enlarging our offering. Read the…

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Daily Energy News

Policy & Regulatory Mexico unveils constitutional reform to strengthen power utility CFE 4 Oct 2021 Mexico has sent to Congress a constitutional reform seeking to strengthen the role of the state-owned power utility Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) within the electricity sector. The reform would give…

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Daily Energy News

Policy & Regulatory China will stop building new coal-fired power projects abroad 23 Sep 2021 China has pledged to stop building new coal-fired power projects abroad, ahead of the COP26. The country will instead step-up support for renewables and low-carbon energy projects. South Korea and…

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Nature energy

Volume 6 Issue 9, September 2021 Electrifying membrane synthesis Membranes based on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) could offer an energy-efficient way of separating chemical mixtures, but it can be difficult to prepare the high-quality MOF films that are needed. Zhou et al. use an electrochemical method…

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Daily Energy News

Policy & Regulatory Lithuania caps the capacity of its interconnector with Belarus at 262 MW 20 Sep 2021 The Lithuanian power transmission system operator (TSO) Litgrid has capped the amount of electricity that can enter its grid from Belarus at 262 MW, with throughputs calculated every…

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Enerdata 360° Newsletter — September 2021

2021 EnerOutlook – Energy and climate forecasts Discover our online application providing long-term energy trends through intuitive maps and graphs. Browse and visualise annual data from 2000 to 2050 on global and regional forecasts for primary and final energy consumption by source, power generation and CO2 emissions, and indicators. Discover Eneroutlook…

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Daily Energy News

Policy & Regulatory The UK will launch the 4th CfD round for renewables projects in late 2021 14 Sep 2021 The UK government has unveiled plans to award £265m/year (€310m/year) in the fourth round of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme, including £200m (€230m) for offshore wind project….

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Daily Energy News

Companies South Korean companies could buy the Mintia-Deva thermal power plant (Romania) 8 Sep 2021 A South Korean consortium, which includes Hyundai Power Systems, AKEDA and BKB, intends to buy the Mintia-Deva coal-fired power plant (3×180 MW) in Romania and to invest to develop biogas and…

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Daily Energy News

Policy & Regulatory The European Commission approves the Belgian Capacity Mechanism 30 Aug 2021 The European Commission has cleared Belgium’s capacity mechanism, aimed at ensuring electricity supply after a nuclear phase-out in 2025 (Belgium’s seven nuclear reactors (5.9 GW) accounted for 44% of power generation in 2020)….