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Hey, Europe: You Can’t Get to 100% Renewables Without Demand Side Flexibility

AutoGrid

Hey, Europe: You Can’t Get to 100% Renewables Without Demand Side Flexibility. Europe has inspired the world with its ambitious renewables integration, smart energy trading, and grid balancing. Not true, and today DSF is no longer optional for Europe. Demand Side Flexibility Answers the Call. That equates to €4.6

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Inside Hewlett Foundation’s plan to electrify all road transportation by 2050

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The foundation hopes that by accomplishing this in four regions — the United States, China, India and Europe — enough global momentum will be achieved to stop the heating of the atmosphere. In the past, the strategy was around minimizing pollution through reducing the demand for miles, energy and engine efficiency, and mobility pricing.

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Why The U.S. Has A Diesel Shortage

R-Squared Energy

Last week, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that distillate inventories were at their lowest levels since 2008. However, in 2008 distillate levels were low coming out of spring. That’s far worse than the situation in 2008. As mentioned above, distillate demand spikes at this time of year.

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Why Natural Gas Prices Quadrupled In Two Years

R-Squared Energy

The largest contributor to higher natural gas demand has been US power generation. Indeed, the comment above is correct that most of the demand increase in U.S. That is a significant amount of incremental demand added in a short period of time. A classic example is 2008. Following my previous article on U.S. production.

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Global Energy Trends From The 2023 Statistical Review Of World Energy

R-Squared Energy

Natural gas and coal demand stayed nearly flat with oil rebounding close to pre-pandemic levels. Primary Global Energy Consumption 2022 ROBERT RAPIER Global energy demand grew by 1.1% Global coal demand grew by 0.6% The growth in demand was largely driven by China (1%) and India (4%). Oil demand grew by 3.1%

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The Year In Energy Prices

R-Squared Energy

Russia’s invasion is the primary reason for prices shooting up above $120/bbl, a price level that has only ever been seen once before, in 2008. Russia’s invasion curtailed natural gas imports into Europe, and the U.S. tried to make up for as much of that shortfall as possible by exporting natural gas to Europe. MMBtu by August.

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BNP Paribas strengthens policy on beef and soy-driven deforestation in Brazil

Business Green

BNP Paribas' announcement sends a strong signal to soy traders: big global banks are starting to realize the risks associated with soy-driven deforestation and are taking concrete actions to exclude bad players," said Nico Muzi, Europe director at Mighty Earth.

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