stories tag Alternative Fuels 
Planet Pulse
JANUARY 11, 2024
Our weekly newsletter, Planet Snapshots, makes understanding satellite images and the stories they reveal easy. We’re kicking-off 2024 by sharing a select number of issues here on Pulse, so keep an eye out for these eye-opening stories that explore our changing world. All of yesterday’s growth and fun came with a steep price tag.
DeSmogBlog
JULY 27, 2023
DeSmog analysed examples of more than 100 influencers being paid to promote fossil fuel firms worldwide since 2017, from the US to Malaysia, in campaigns that have reached billions of people. While there’s more knowledge in general around climate change and the harms of fossil fuels, I think that people have a lot of trust in creators.
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Mr. Sustainability
MARCH 17, 2021
Summary - Saudi Arabia is building a $5 billion plant called Helios to make green fuel for export and decrease the country’s dependence on petrodollars. All of the zero-carbon fuel it produces will be shipped to international buyers in the form of ammonia. Many believe it could also play a role as fuel for the marine industry.
Mr. Sustainability
MARCH 17, 2021
Summary - Saudi Arabia is building a $5 billion plant called Helios to make green fuel for export and decrease the country’s dependence on petrodollars. All of the zero-carbon fuel it produces will be shipped to international buyers in the form of ammonia. Many believe it could also play a role as fuel for the marine industry.
Green Technology
OCTOBER 13, 2022
When I thought about being a lawyer, being a pilot advocating for awareness of forest clear-cutting, advocating for renewable energy through alternate energy projects, I had a realization—I enjoyed the education aspect of those jobs. Everything in the news about global warming, pollution, and sea level rise, that’s one side of the story.
Mr. Sustainability
APRIL 18, 2021
It provides an overview of the existing fossil infrastructure and fuel consumption, which technologies are required to transform, how much it would cost and who are actually working on it. If we want to create synthetic fuel for the marine industry and use hydrogen as a feedstock, we could end up needing in excess of 50GW.
Mr. Sustainability
APRIL 18, 2021
It provides an overview of the existing fossil infrastructure and fuel consumption, which technologies are required, how much it would cost and who are actually working on it. The end goal is to create circular fuel for the maritime industry in Rotterdam. Why focus on creating sustainable marine fuels? Lots of green hydrogen.
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