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Energy & environment

UN targets methane emissions with satellite detection

Comment: Hydropower is the ‘forgotten giant’ of the energy transition

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Study identifies potential sites for small modular reactors

Comment: Carbon accounting vital to Net Zero journey

Surrey team's tech could repurpose captured CO2

UK’s Carbon Re targets industrial emissions using AI

Satellite Vu thermal image of Stanlow refinery, Liverpool

How a UK space startup plans to use satellites to measure energy wastage

Nearly 50 per cent of the blue Arctic Ocean is exposed to sunlight during the polar summer months

Zero hour: how engineers hold the key to averting a climate catastrophe

Nations agree to develop international green shipping corridors

Report urges nations to step up deployment of renewables

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Most countries set to miss offshore wind targets

The site for H2H Saltend, one of the world’s first full-scale low-carbon hydrogen production plants, and a core part of Zero Carbon Humber. The project will support the construction of a pipeline network connecting to industrial sites and gas and biomass power stations throughout the Humber, enabling them to capture their carbon dioxide emissions and switch to low-carbon hydrogen power

UK manufacturers getting Fit For hydrogen and carbon capture