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Key topics: #CarbonCapture #CCS #CCUS #DACC
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about carbon dioxide capture, utilisation, sequestration and removal technologies
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Key topics: #Nuclear #Geothermal #Hydro
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about baseload zero-emissions energy technologies
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Key topics: #Wind #Solar #Storage #DSR #Grids
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about variable output clean power generation and storage technologies, including demand-side response, flexibility and power grid modernisation
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Key topics: #Digital #Innovation #Crypto #Bitcoin #Blockchain #DeFi
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about digitalisation, cryptocurrencies, blockchain, the bitcoin-energy nexus and decentralised finance
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Key topics: #BigOil #IOCs
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about international oil companies and how they are adapting to the energy transition
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Key topics: #Geopolitics #NetZero #BigPicture
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about net zero policies, their role in domestic and international affairs, and socio-economic considerations
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Key topics: #NOCs
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about national oil companies and the economies they support
Key topics: #Gas #LNG #Methane #Flaring
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about methane in its gaseous and liquefied forms, and how it is wasted
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Key topics: #Hydrogen #Ammonia
An evergreen chronology of Energy Flux articles about the many hues of H2, NH3 and other e-fuels
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Energy Flux yearbook: 2020
Deep-dives written from the dour depths of lockdown
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Beyond Exxon: Why a desperate mega-merger with BP might finally make sense
Political, environmental and market factors are conspiring to haul an unlikely transatlantic tie-up into the realm of the possible
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Jumping on the bandwagon: EDF embraces hydrogen and carbon capture in bid to keep Sizewell C relevant
Adding electrolysis and CO2 removal to newbuild nuclear plants is an innovative flexibility hack. But it won’t move the needle on their abysmal economics.