Green Car Congress

MAY 4, 2020

The ARENA round is a $70-million grant program aiming to demonstrate the technical and commercial viability of hydrogen production at a large-scale using electrolysis. Hydrogen is currently used mainly for ammonia production in Australia, accounting for approximately 70% of total hydrogen use nationally.

Hydrogen 286

Hydrogen Financing Australia Renewable 286

Baua Electric

JANUARY 16, 2024

The exploration pact grants KABIL exclusive rights to explore and develop lithium resources in five blocks in Argentina. This includes initiatives in countries like Australia, Argentina, and Chile. The federal Ministry of Mines announced the deal, valued at 2 billion rupees ($24 million), on Monday.

Argentina 52

Argentina Bolivia India Chile 52

Green Car Congress

MARCH 22, 2010

If cap-and-trade in the United States were to become reality along the lines of proposals now before Congress, up to 2 billion of the new credits would be drawn from carbon offsets, potentially increasing the worldwide supply of such credits by a factor of seven. THE APPROVAL PROCESS. The approval process for carbon offsets has two goals.

Carbon 255

Carbon Climate Change Climate Emissions 255

Cars That Think

DECEMBER 7, 2023

As much as 90 percent of processed rare-earth elements come from China, a supply-chain dependence that spooks Western executives and, especially, defense officials. As much as 90 percent of processed rare-earth elements come from China, a supply-chain dependence that spooks Western executives and, especially, defense officials.

Australia 110

Australia China Malaysia Vietnam 110

Green Car Congress

JULY 21, 2012

Fats and greases and inedible oils are opportunity feedstocks, but the US supply of fats and greases is probably on the order of less than 10 million barrels, closer to 1-2 million barrels on an annual basis. Simultaneously, we are building the plant in Hawaii with the help of the DOE grant. That’s a big sum.

Renewable 247

Renewable Fuel Oil Diesel 247

Green Car Congress

DECEMBER 20, 2009

In the period up to 2030, the energy supply infrastructure worldwide will require a total investment of US$26 trillion, with about half of that in developing countries. However, large ethanol plants face greater supply risk than smaller plants. According to the IEA, global energy demand will grow 55% by 2030. Financial Aid.

Climate Change 244

Climate Change Climate Carbon Emissions 244