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Base on what? Per capita or total emissions? Will historic data/damage be taken into account?
Climate Change and Renewable Energy News and Discussion
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two great threads here by David Fishman
definitely seems like additional efforts being pushed in renewable direction.
definitely seems like additional efforts being pushed in renewable direction.
The basis was the Nationally Determined Contribution made in Paris in 2020 (with whatever updates have subsequently been made). You can search by country at the UNFCC, it is a 62 page document (China's updated document).
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The green hydrogen investment in China is huge. 280B investment proposed in this recent western hydrogen energy expo.
this is making the waves this morning. China just approved 11 new nuclear reactors
from our friend David Fishman on the 11 new nuclear reactors.
his comment on HTGR reactor is very interesting and so is the part about using industrial steam from that reactor to power local petrochemical factory. They will need more of this to replace fossil fuel
his comment on HTGR reactor is very interesting and so is the part about using industrial steam from that reactor to power local petrochemical factory. They will need more of this to replace fossil fuel
July CO2 emissions decline due to thermal power decrease
major reduction in all coal related projects
big deal here. in April, CSIS's 14000 TEU large container ship unloaded the liquid CO2 that was captured in its exhaust. They got unloaded in the shore to user
Looks like it added integrated desulfurization and decarbonization solution and it can absorb 80% of the CO2 emissions. 6.4t/hour
Pretty big development that they can fit on many ships