Category: Energy News Beat

Argentinian, German officials meet to discuss critical minerals

Energy News Beat   ​[[{“value”:” Argentina’s Mining Secretary, Flavia Royon, and the governors of the Lithium Table provinces, that is, Jujuy, Catamarca and San Juan, travelled to Germany to promote the country’s critical mineral resources at a conference and through one-on-one meetings with government officials. The politicians met with representatives from Germany’s Ministry of Foreign […]

Argentinian, German officials meet to discuss critical minerals

Energy News Beat   ​[[{“value”:” Argentina’s Mining Secretary, Flavia Royon, and the governors of the Lithium Table provinces, that is, Jujuy, Catamarca and San Juan, travelled to Germany to promote the country’s critical mineral resources at a conference and through one-on-one meetings with government officials. The politicians met with representatives from Germany’s Ministry of Foreign […]

Argentinian, German officials meet to discuss critical minerals

Energy News Beat   ​[[{“value”:” Argentina’s Mining Secretary, Flavia Royon, and the governors of the Lithium Table provinces, that is, Jujuy, Catamarca and San Juan, travelled to Germany to promote the country’s critical mineral resources at a conference and through one-on-one meetings with government officials. The politicians met with representatives from Germany’s Ministry of Foreign […]

Can Germany meet its ambitious wind energy targets?

Energy News Beat German Chancellor Olaf Scholz seems optimistic that his governing coalition — comprising his center-left Social Democrats, the Greens and neoliberal Free Democrats — will push ahead with the country’s energy transition. He remains optimistic despite Germany’s budget problems, despite growing bureaucratic challenges and a mood of despondency prevalent among large parts of German society. “If we manage […]

GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau government doesn’t know how much its carbon tax reduces emissions

Energy News Beat Given that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax is costing the average Canadian household hundreds of dollars annually when factoring in its negative impact on the economy, how much is it lowering Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions? In response to an order paper question by Conservative MP Dan Mazier last week (hat tip […]

Climate Scientists Want An Umbrella The Size Of Argentina To Block Out The Sun

Energy News Beat A team of climate scientists want to launch enormous umbrellas into space to reduce the Earth’s exposure to the sun and fight climate change, The New York Times reported Friday. The underlying idea is that large parasols could be positioned in space such that they marginally reduce the intensity of sunlight the […]

Chile’s mining sector needs 34,000 new professionals by 2032 – report

Energy News Beat   ​[[{“value”:” The mining industry in Chile, the world’s top copper producer and second-largest lithium producer, will need more than 34,000 new workers by 2032, according to a study released this week. The report by the CCM-Eleva Alliance, a joint initiative between the Mining Council and Fundacion Chile, analyzed workforce trends and […]

ENB #182 “Something Big is About to Happen” – Tucker Carlson. But what is he missing? The connection to the distruction of the grid.

Energy News Beat Tucker Carlson just released “Something Big Is About to Happen” and discussed the border as a migration and invasion. Dr. Bret Weinstine is Tucker’s quest, and he covers his visit to the Darien Gap and discussions with Michael Yon. Michael was able to show him all of the camps and the paths […]

Orsted’s strategic shake-up has investors worried

Energy News Beat Wind firm Orsted will present its new strategy on Wednesday Company faces dilemma of cutting targets or raising capital Cutting dividend, asset sales could restore confidence -analysts COPENHAGEN, Feb 2 (Reuters) – Orsted (ORSTED.CO), opens new tab is expected to trim investment plans and cut dividends on Wednesday as it presents a new strategy […]

Wind Farms Are Overstating Their Output — And Consumers Are Paying For It

Energy News Beat Dozens of British wind farms run by some of Europe’s largest energy companies have routinely overestimated how much power they’ll produce, adding millions of pounds a year to consumers’ electricity bills, according to market records and interviews with power traders. These extra costs are linked to a growing problem with Britain’s outdated […]