The station will maximise daylight and natural ventilation, will use a system to capture and reuse rainwater and will feature 222 EV charging points.
Read More »Covid-19 Could Generate an Extra 1,000 Tonnes of Medical Waste in Asian Cities Every Day
Manila is expected to produce the most Covid 19-related medical waste, followed by Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, among the five cities surveyed by the Asian Development Bank.
Read More »Innogy Launches National Skills Hub to Service Offshore Wind Farms Across the UK
The pilot programme by innogy will provide candidates with a National Vocational Qualification to work at renewable energy assets across the globe.
Read More »Px Group Acquires Majority Stake in NRG Well Management
The move expands the global infrastructure solutions firm’s business to include well management services for the upstream oil and gas industry.
Read More »IEA Calls for Boost to Lithium-Ion Battery, Hydrogen Technologies
The executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Fatih Birol, said that the turmoil in the oil sector caused by the covid-19 pandemic gives governments the perfect opportunity to embrace green energy as a source of jobs that also serves climate goals. In an interview with Reuters, Birol said …
Read More »The Impact of COVID-19 on the Arrival of Peak Oil Demand
Until three months ago, the oil industry was pinning its hopes on aviation, alongside petrochemicals, for continued growth in oil demand for at least another decade. The aviation industry, however, was dealt a near-deadly blow by the coronavirus pandemic, which upended all plans for fleet utilization for years to come. …
Read More »Smart DCC Installs New Cellular Network to Support Innovation and Research
UK-based wireless telecommunications provider Vilicom has installed the robust, in-building equipment.
Read More »Oil Demand Is Beginning a Slow, and Fragile, Recovery Worldwide
Few have a better watchtower over oil demand than Joe Gorder, chief executive officer of major U.S. refiner Valero Energy Corp. But this week Gorder didn’t even need his business insight to know that fuel consumption was starting to recover in America. He only needed to look at the streets …
Read More »New 3.2MW Solar Plant to Provide Clean Energy to Vermont’s Electric Utilities
The 17-acre project is part of the state’s Standard Offer Program that promotes the development of in-state renewable energy sources.
Read More »Oil Fields Face Disorderly Shutdown despite OPEC+ Cuts
Some oil fields are set to suffer chaotic stoppages despite efforts by OPEC+ to mitigate the impact of coronavirus on global markets, the International Energy Agency warned. “Lockdown measures have caused unprecedented demand declines, whose speed and magnitude greatly exceed the normal market flexibility of supply,” the Paris-based IEA said …
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