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Selected highlights from the January 2022 edition of The Energy Industry Times
- 3 years ago (2022-01-04)
- Junior Isles
Selected highlights from the January 2022 edition of The Energy Industry Times
Fuel Watch: Snam commits to hydrogen future, US sets up clean energy office
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Keen to take a leading role in Europe’s transition to clean energy, Italy’s Snam, the largest gas pipeline operator in Europe, has committed some €23 billion to investments in hydrogen infrastructure from now until 2030.
Industry Perspective: Waste-to-energy: the missing piece of the taxonomy puzzle
The waste management sector can contribute to at least three of the six objectives of the EU taxonomy but the current plan overlooks a cornerstone of sustainable waste management: dealing with residual waste. Waste-to-energy has a vital role to play here, say CEWEP’s (Confederation of European Waste-to- Energy Plants) Dr. Ella Stengler and Maxime Pernal.
Energy Outlook: Coal rebound puts climate change on the ropes
Rapid economic recovery is driving global coal power generation to a record high and overall coal demand to a potential all-time high this year, further jeopardising climate goals.
TEI Times looks at the key findings from the International Energy Agency’s ‘Coal21’ report.
Technology Focus: Hydrogen makes progress with plastics
Making use of hard to recycle plastics could be one way of reducing plastic waste, while supporting the UK’s hydrogen strategy. Junior Isles looks at how Peel NRE is progressing with plans to roll-out plastics-to-hydrogen technology.
Final Word: Never the twain shall meet
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