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The sins of omission: A cool reception for the King’s speech

Envirotec Magazine

Positives included a commitment to improve grid infrastructure and an aspiration to “attract record levels of investment in renewable energy sources”. Most controversial was the decision to support the future licensing of new oil and gas fields, “helping the country to transition to net zero by 2050 without adding undue burdens on households.”

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Eneco plans sustainable heating and cooling system for 8k Dutch homes

Smart Energy International

Municipality of Amsterdam and Eneco have signed an agreement for the construction of a sustainable heating and cooling project for new homes in the Netherlands. Touted by Eneco as one of the largest projects of its kind, the system will heat and cool 8,000 houses in the Netherlands. Courtesy Eneco.

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PG&E Gets on Board with All-Electric New Buildings in California

GreenTechMedia

Thursday’s letter from PG&E vice president Robert Kenney to the California Energy Commission is a notable concession by the state’s largest utility to the constraints its natural gas operations will face under California’s push to attain zero-carbon emissions by 2045. Utilities taking sides.

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Electrification gets down to the wire

GreenBiz

Buildings are similarly opening their doors to being powered entirely by electricity, supplanting natural gas and other fuels for heating and cooling. Local jurisdictions are banning the use of natural gas in newly constructed (and, in some places, renovated) homes and commercial buildings.

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Technology Trending – Metaverse VC funding, quantum computing opportunities and benefits

Smart Energy International

Korean energy and industrial giant Daesung through its venture capital arm Daesung Private Equity is planning to invest in the metaverse with a 110 billion won ($83.5 million) fund. The coating is made up of multiple ultra-thin layers of materials that must be assembled in a precise configuration.

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NuScale’s Federal Safety Approval Moves US Modular Nuclear Reactors a Step Closer to Reality

GreenTechMedia

For one, it uses mechanical water-cooling systems that don’t require additional water, pumps and valves or backup generators or batteries to run those systems in event of emergency. NuScale’s design doesn’t require some of the key safety features for large-scale reactors. The advantages of nuclear modularity.

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Highview Power to Develop First Major Cryogenic Storage Plant in UK

GreenTechMedia

But Highview has a location locked down at a retiring thermal plant site, and is working on procurement for the construction phase. That's not a problem, CEO Javier Cavada told GTM, because the plant will use off-the-shelf components from the natural gas and power plant industries which are already built for this kind of scale.

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