Decline in US energy-related carbon dioxide emissions
In 2015, US energy-related carbon dioxide emissions were 12% below the 2005 levels, mostly because of changes in the electric power sector.
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In 2015, US energy-related carbon dioxide emissions were 12% below the 2005 levels, mostly because of changes in the electric power sector.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has reported that energy production has hit a record high, but consumption and CO2 emissions have fallen.
The US Energy Department has announced US$9.1 million for small businesses focused on clean energy innovations.
The Institute for Energy Research has reported that, according to the EIA, the US has outperformed other countries in its CO2 emissions reductions.
Total and Saft announced have that Total has filed a friendly tender offer on all of the issued and outstanding shares in the capital of Saft.
The US Energy Department has requested proposals for a new Clean Energy Manufacturing Innovation Institute as part of its broader National Network for Manufacturing Innovation.
ExxonMobil and FuelCell Energy, Inc. have announced their joint pursuit of novel technology in carbon capture and storage.
Gladstein Neandross & Associates have released a white paper addressing how ultra low emission HDV engine technology and renewable natural gas fuel air quality can help achieve climate protection goals.
IGS CNG Services has partnered up with Montgomery County to open a new CNG fuelling station in Moraine, Ohio.
The US DOE and the Department of Transportation have announced a collaboration to support smart transportation systems and alternative fuel technologies.
Clean Energy has secured a new contract to provide LNG to Hawaii Gas, signing additional agreements in trucking, transit and refuse markets.
Around 100 experts from governments, industry, academia, financial institutions and civil groups around the globe gathered at the International Energy Agency (IEA) on 29 April 2016.