Technische Universität München
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH NEWS RELEASE Companies took in half a trillion dollars more than expected in 2022 Windfall profits from oil and gas could cover climate payments A central issue at the UN Climate Change Conference, set to start on November 11, will be the negotiations on new payments from industrialized nations to poorer countries. However, the question of whether and how these payments will be financed ...
Joint press release by Oeko-Institut and RAP Berlin, 30. October 2024 New study highlights misalignment of gas infrastructure planning and decarbonisation goals Reforming the regulation of gas distribution systems will be crucial to aligning future energy demand with decarbonisation goals and protecting consumers, concludes a new study by Oeko Institut and the ...
Frankfurt am Main, Germany (ots) - - Leading African mining group Bravura, sister entity to Africa’s largest indigenous oil and gas producer AITEO, to build large scale lithium processing plant in Germany by 2027. - Final site location in Germany to be determined in early 2025. - Lithium hydroxide, an essential ...
Technische Universität München
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH NEWS RELEASE TUM Researchers Develop New Chemical Method for Improved Energy Storage Significant Extension of Zinc Battery Lifespan - Improvement to several hundred thousand charge cycles - Protective layer for zinc anode - Important result in basic research - Large-scale engineering implementation still pending The transition to renewable energy requires efficient methods for storing large ...
RENK America to Exploit Hybrid Transmission Technology from QinetiQ through Capability Partnership Washington D.C., October 15, 2024 – RENK Group AG, a leading supplier of military and civilian propulsion solutions, recently announced a capability ...
Gütersloh (ots) - The sluggish rate of progress made in the energy transition is putting the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero by the middle of the century at risk. A comparison of four European countries shows that Denmark and Norway are making significant strides in transitioning to renewable ...
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Berlin (ots) - Dutch company AMG has opened Europe’s first lithium refinery plant in the eastern German area of Bitterfeld-Wolfen, as the German government pledges a billion euros to support domestic and international raw materials projects. The refinery is expected to produce 20,000 metric tons of battery-grade lithium hydroxide annually – sufficient to supply around half a million electric vehicle batteries. This ...
