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LG Electronics Opens First US Factory To Produce Advanced EV Chargers

South Korean multinational conglomerate LG Electronics announced opening of its first factory in the United States (US) for assembling electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The new Electric Vehicle (EV) charger production factory is located in Fort Worth, Texas, and it expected to create new jobs and support the growth of America’s EV charging infrastructure. Fort […]

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E-Fuel Blending In EVs Can Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence By 2028: IEA Estimates

A recent report by International Energy Agency (IEA) found that a combination of electric vehicles (EVs) and biofuels is anticipated to significantly reduce global oil demand. It’s estimated to offset 4 million barrels of oil-equivalent per day by 2028, constituting over 7% of the predicted oil demand for transportation. The IEA report on E-fuel mentioned, […]

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E-Fuel Hybridization With Solar Can Improve Energy Production: IEA

A latest report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on, “Role of E-Fuel in Decarbonizing Transport”, studied the role of hybridization of E-Fuel with wind and solar as a solution in reducing carbon dioxide (CO₂) emission.  The report stated, “E-Fuel have emerged as an alternative in situations where, the usage wind and solar resources is […]

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Waaree Energies To Build 3 GW Module Manufacturing Facility in US

Indian module manufacturer Waaree Energies announced that it would establish its first United States (US)-based solar module manufacturing facility in Houston. The facility in Brookshire will have the initial capacity to manufacture 3 gigawatts (G.W.) of solar modules annually by the end of 2024.  Waaree plans to invest up to $ 1 billion over the […]

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Offshore Wind Could Generate 8% Of USA’s Electricity By 2050: NREL

The NREL has released a report on, “Expanded Modelling Scenarios”. which helps to understand the role of offshore wind in decarbonizing the United States. The report estimates that 20% of regional power needs could be served alongside the Atlantic coast to support offshore wind farms by 2050.  NREL is the U.S. Department of Energy’s primary […]

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Duke Energy Offers RECs For Residential, Small Biz in Florida

American energy company Duke Energy Florida has announced ‘Clean Energy Impact’, its newest renewable energy certificates (RECs) programme. These renewable certificates are now available to customers looking to achieve their sustainability goals and support local renewable energy. The company’s latest product is available for residential, small and medium business customers in Duke Energy’s Florida service […]

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E-Bike Startup Heybike Launches Advanced Fully Foldable Electric Bikes

United States (US)-based electric bike startup Heybike has launched its latest series of e-bikes to cater to the needs of environment-friendly commuters. The series is named ‘Ranger S.’ The company said the new series of e-bikes are lightweight. It uses aluminum alloy and is corrosion-proof and rust-resistant. They are one of the most advanced e-bikes […]

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Pattern Energy Expects $20.5 Billion From Its American Clean Energy Infra Projects

California based Pattern Energy Group LP (Pattern Energy) claims that it expects a total economic benefit of around USD 20 billion from its SunZia Transmission and SunZaa Wind projects in the United States. It includes direct, indirect, and other induced economic benefits. The firm said that the research firm Energy, Economic & Environment Consultants LLC, […]

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World Energy Council Elects New Chairperson, Other Officers

The World Energy Council has announced that the body has elected Dr. Michael Howard as the new Chair of its Officers’ Council (Board of Directors) and the new Chairperson is succeeding Jean-Marie Dauger whose term concluded after serving in the role since September 2019. The World Energy Council as a global forum actively contributes the […]

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