Scientists Uncover the Most Violent Solar Storm in Earth’s History
A newly discovered solar storm from over 14,000 years ago dwarfs the infamous Carrington Event, offering urgent lessons for today’s technology-reliant world.
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The Future of Energy in Europe: 2025–2125 Outlook
A century-long projection of Europe’s evolving energy landscape: from solar and hydrogen to fusion and space-based power. Discover how the EU aims to lead the post-carbon era with smart grids, deep decarbonization, and energy independence in a world reshaped by innovation.
Saharan Dust Threatens Solar Power Efficiency in Europe, Study Warns
A new European study warns that Saharan dust storms are undermining the performance and predictability of solar energy systems in Europe, with serious implications for the continent’s climate goals and grid reliability.
Japanese Delegation Eyes Strategic Mining and Energy Investment in San Juan, Argentina
A 32-member delegation from Japan’s JETRO is exploring mining and renewable energy opportunities in Argentina’s San Juan province, with visits to major projects like Los Azules and El Pachón and prospects for high-tech partnerships.
Republic of Balochistan announced: Energy and Mining Sector Overview
Balochistan, Pakistan’s most resource-rich yet marginalized province, holds vast reserves of copper, gold, gas, and coal. From the giant Reko Diq project to the Sui gas fields, energy and mining define its economy—yet insecurity and exclusion continue to hinder its potential.
EU Unveils Roadmap to Fully End Dependency on Russian Energy by 2027
The EU has unveiled a new roadmap to fully eliminate imports of Russian oil, gas, and nuclear energy by 2027. The plan strengthens the REPowerEU strategy, reinforcing Europe’s energy independence, economic resilience, and clean energy transition.
Environmental Viability of Chile Rare Earth Project Again in Doubt After New Set of Observations
Chile’s only rare earth mining project, led by Aclara in Penco, has hit another regulatory hurdle after environmental authorities consolidated new observations questioning its biodiversity impact and technical documentation.
Spain Traces April Blackout to Grid Instability in Granada, Badajoz, and Sevilla
Spain’s Energy Minister Sara Aagesen revealed that the April 28 blackout originated in Granada, Badajoz, and Sevilla, likely triggered by overvoltage. Initial findings show cascading disconnections and no evidence of a cyberattack.
Azerbaijan and China Seal Green Energy Pact: Solar, Wind, and Strategic Gains
Azerbaijan and China have signed a series of landmark renewable energy agreements, including solar, wind, and offshore projects. These deals mark a major step in Azerbaijan’s green energy strategy, boost its energy export potential, and deepen its strategic partnership with the PRC.
The Future of Renewable Energy: Emerging Technologies, Global Trends, and Hidden Innovations
New technologies like tidal kites in the Faroe Islands, agrivoltaics in Chile, and e-methanol in Denmark are reshaping the future of renewable energy. Explore the trends and hidden innovations driving global sustainability.