| By Emma Kuruppacherry | The Irish and German governments signed a joint declaration to formalize green hydrogen production between the two countries and ensure its future expansion.
Energy Sustainability Technology
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Gallium Oxide Helps Power the Future
| By Haiqi Li | Gallium oxide technology has developed rapidly in the past decade. Its excellent performance and low cost would make power semiconductor products more affordable in the future.
Energy Lebanon Middle East
January 31, 2023
Lebanon Energy Market: Outlook and Opportunities
| By Alexander Haidar | Contents Introduction Over the course of the past decade, the economic situation in Lebanon has made life increasingly difficult for its population of roughly 6 million people.[1] Within the last few years in particular, Lebanon has gone from seeing a widespread social movement against the broken system of government; to …
Energy Saudi Arabia Technology
October 28, 2022
Saudi Arabia Moves Forward on NEOM Vision 2030 Project
| By Alex Haidar | Saudi Arabia is advancing the reality of its futuristic plans for developing 3 regional centers in Neom. The Kingdom considers the project to be a “revolution in civilization” and is part of the country’s diversification away from economic reliance on fossil fuels in its Vision 2030. Trojena Mountain Resort, NEOM ...
Energy Technology
October 21, 2022
Li-Ion EV Battery Tech Advances
| By Alex Haidar | As governments and car manufacturers around the world shift their focus towards incentivizing and producing electric vehicles, lithium-ion cell manufacturers are looking for new ways to increase battery efficiency and performance. In a new study published by Penn State University's Electrochemical Engine Center and Department of Mechanical Engineering and EC ...
China Energy Sustainability Transportation
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China’s New Energy Vehicle Demand
| By Siyuan Gu | The demand for new energy and zero-emission vehicles in China has surpassed expectations. The market will develop rapidly in the next three years, passing the inflection point and rapidly increasing the penetration rate.