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Nearly 100 Members of the European Parliament Urge the Inclusion of Nuclear Power as a Sustainable Energy for the EU Through a Joint Letter

published: 2021-08-09 9:30
Is nuclear power a clean and sustainable energy? The answer might be different for each country, though it is definitely a yes for numerous Members of the European Parliament, where nearly 100 of them urged the European Commission to “adhere to the scientific evaluation results” and incorporate nuclear power into the Sustainable Finance Taxonomy. ...  more

Marching Towards 100% Green Energy by 2030, Delta and TCC Green Energy to Sign a Long-Term Green Power Purchase Agreement

published: 2021-08-09 9:30
To achieve the target of utilizing 100% renewable energy and carbon neutrality at all locations around the world by 2030, Delta announced today (9th) that it will be signing a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with TCC Green Energy Corporation (TCC Green Energy) on purchasing 7.2MW of wind power from the Taiwan Cogeneration Cooperation, which provides roughly 19 million kWh of green electricity for Delta each year. ...  more

Costa Rica Plans to Permanently Ban Fossil Fuel Excavation

published: 2021-08-07 9:30
Costa Rica possesses an abundance of water resources, whereas more than 95% of power generation comes from renewable energy, and now the country is striving to achieve decarbonization in transportation by aiming for zero emission by 2050. The Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica is also planning to discuss the “Permanent Ban on Fossil Fuel Exploration and Excavation Act” this week. ...  more

Mass Production Efficiency of 25.23% Transcends HJT Record

published: 2021-08-06 9:30
The 166 mono-Si HJT cell developed by Huasun has achieved a record-breaking conversion efficiency of 25.23% from the recent testing of the authoritative testing institution ISFH, which showcases Huasun’s sturdy improvement in HJT cell technology, and indicates the company’s unswerving determination and strength in achieving the particular efficiency. ...  more

Can Environmental Protection-Driven Tokyo 2020 Achieve a Hydrogen Society?

published: 2021-08-06 9:30
Tokyo 2020 had been postponed for a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and has become the first postponed Olympic game in history. Apart from hosting the highest level of competition among sports elites of various countries once every four years, the Olympic Games are also a means to elevate international spotlight, and Japan has laid down several targets as the host. ...  more

Scientists Targeted Mines Beneath Volcanoes That Are Rich in Lithium, Gold, and Copper

published: 2021-08-05 9:30
Many countries are gradually incorporating energy transformation and clean energy into their future development blueprints in order to respond to the global warming caused by climate change. However, it hasn’t been easy due to the conversion efficiency and technology of renewable energy that has yet to be satisfactory, and the current deficiency of key minerals. ...  more

Conditions to At Least 4 Ships Unknown from Iran’s Hijacking; Tense Status in Gulf of Oman May Impact Oil Prices

published: 2021-08-05 9:30
Iran is currently in a standstill with the US and other major countries due to the uncertain future of its nuclear deal. According to the coverage of foreign media, an oil tanker has been hijacked by Iran in the Gulf of Oman, and the status of at least 4 cruise ships is still unclear. Maritime and Coastguard Agency reported on August 3rd that a “potential hijack” is happening in the particular sea area. ...  more