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can ‘electric factories’ become the norm in a net

2 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | GAURAV SHARMA

For nearly a hundred years, the typical global industrial complex has operated in largely the same way with fossil fuel burning furnaces at the very core of high heat generation for the plant. But in the world’s march to a net zero future, working concepts are now among us that use only electricity to generate industrial-scale heat or crack hydrocarbons in the refining complex.
North Sea a future ‘powerhouse’ of energy security, say EU

3 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Chiranjib Sengupta

The North Sea is a “powerhouse” for energy security for Europe and the UK, and can accelerate the global energy sector’s journey to a low-carbon future, the European Commission President said on Thursday as the EU and the UK governments came together to reiterate their commitment to the energy transition. “Reliable and affordable energy is the lifeblood of our economies.
diverse low carbon solutions will be key drivers

3 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Chiranjib Sengupta

There’s no global security without energy security in a rapidly evolving and uncertain world, and governments and the energy community need to work together on low carbon solutions across oil and gas, and boost supplies of critical minerals to urgently diversify the energy mix of the future.
More than 60 countries convene to shape the future of energy

3 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Chiranjib Sengupta

More than 60 Ministers and senior government officials from around the world, including from countries on the front lines of a wide range of energy challenges, will convene in London this week to discuss the future of energy security in a summit hosted by UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and International Energy Agency Executive Director Dr Fatih Birol.
Fracker Liberty’s Profit Falls to 3-Year Low as Oil Slumps

4 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez

Shale fracker Liberty Energy Inc. posted its worst earnings in three years amid plunging oil prices and mounting concerns about energy demand. Adjusted first-quarter profit fell to 4 cents a share, according to a statement Wednesday, matching the average estimate among analysts. Sales and capital spending both came in better than expected, prompting the shares to rise more than 9% before the start of regular trading in New York on Thursday.
Siemens Energy Sees Profit Boost From Rising Grid, Turbine

4 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Wilfried Eckl-Dorna

Siemens Energy AG shares jumped the most in five months after the company substantially raised its sales and profit outlook for the year on growing demand for gas turbines and grid technologies. The German manufacturer expects net income to reach as much as €1 billion ($1.1 billion) this fiscal year through September, up from a previous estimate that it would stay around break-even. Comparable revenue could grow as much as 15%.
Big Bets on Speculative Carbon Capture Tech Ignore Today’s

4 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Michelle Ma |Dave Merrill

The first step in reducing the risks of climate change is cutting carbon emissions. The world hit a notable milestone on that front, with global energy-related emissions likely peaking last year, according to a recent BloombergNEF report. Now, the world’s carbon pollution is likely to begin a long, inexorable decline over the coming decades.
Trump Halts NY Offshore Wind Project Work Amid Sector Review

4 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Ari Natter |Josh Saul |Jennifer A. Dlouhy

The Trump administration halted work on an offshore wind farm being built off New York amid a broader review of the sector’s projects. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered the pause on Equinor ASA’s project in consultation with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to a post Wednesday on X. The project had been fully permitted, New York Governor Kathy Hochul said in a statement.
Trump Throws the Electric School Bus Transition Into Chaos

4 weeks ago | energyconnects.com | Zahra Hirji

From Rapides Parish, Louisiana to Oakland, California, tens of thousands of school children are participating in an electric bus revolution sparked by billions of dollars in federal funding. Under the Trump administration, this EV transition is starting to stall. In late January, President Donald Trump paused all awarded federal funds for clean school buses as part of a government-wide spending freeze, spurring a wave of delays and change of plans along the electric bus supply chain.
Europe’s Nuclear Plants Are Being Sidelined by Green Power

1 month ago | energyconnects.com | Lars Paulsson |Francois de Beaupuy |Eva Brendel |Eamon Farhat

The days have only just started to get longer, but renewables output is already so strong that it’s forcing Europe’s nuclear reactors to make costly adjustments. Solar is set to flood the region’s grid and send power prices plunging in the coming months, forcing atomic plants to dial back.