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Despite their massive contributions to global warming, fossil fuels continue to account for the largest share of energy production and consumption in the United States. Last year, the country relied
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Biomethane can drive sustainable development in many parts of the world due to its attractive properties as a clean fuel. The carbon footprint of biomethane is one of the smallest among the
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As more and more governments and businesses are racing to find efficient and reliable solutions for providing energy, the one option that is both widely achievable on a house-by-house basis,
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Renewable energy generation in the United Kingdom has increased by 230% since 2009, according to a series of new reports by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial. The future
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Biomass energy offers attractive opportunities for rural development, and has got tremendous potential to rejuvenate the agricultural economy and community empowerment. The development of efficient biomass handling technology, improvement of
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The advancement in science and technology is opening new pathways for the benefits of human beings. Among all the issues, the problem of electricity is a massive one. The electricity
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Environmental CSR play a key role in climate change mitigation and fostering sustainable development. The major ingredients of environmental CSR are elimination of waste and emissions, maximizing energy efficiency and
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A variety of fuels can be produced from waste resources including liquid fuels, such as ethanol, methanol, biodiesel, Fischer-Tropsch diesel, and gaseous fuels, such as hydrogen and methane. The resource
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Green investments, which has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, provides a strong linkage between the financial industry, environment protection and economic growth. Private equity, as an independent
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The renewable energy sector is growing fast. Its strength lies in its diversity and its numerous tangible benefits. Renewable energy accounted for a tenth of the total US energy consumption
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Poultry waste is one of the best raw materials for the production of biogas. Infact, the biogas potential of poultry manure is better than that of cow manure and sewage
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Waste management is a challenging environmental and public health issue for the Sultanate of Oman. With population of almost 3 million inhabitants, the country produces almost 2 million tons of
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Agricultural wastes are highly important sources of biomass fuels for both the domestic and industrial sectors. Availability of primary residues for energy application is usually low since collection is difficult
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MENA region has an attractive market for renewables due to abundant availability of solar and wind resources. According to a recent IRENA report, the region is anticipating renewable energy investment
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The renewable energy sector is in nascent stages in Kuwait, however there has been heightened activity in recent years mainly on account of the need for diversification of energy resources,
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At one time, generating energy from the sun or wind seemed like an outrageous idea. However, today we are aware of just how powerful renewable energy sources like solar can
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A growing number of cities around the world are working hard to become more environmentally friendly as awareness of the human impact on climate change continues to increase. Some of
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In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about the negative effect we have on our planet. Some of the things we do every day significantly hurt our
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The increasing pressure on the world leaders to decrease carbon footprint and rising level of greenhouse gas is also forcing the government is forcing the countries across the globe, particularly
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The energy industry is showing steady growth. In the USA, Western Europe and Russia it will reach 3% per year while it will be faster in Eastern Europe and the
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