
EPA issues final affordable clean energy rule
EPA has finalised an affordable clean energy rule, which will ensure reliable, diversified energy resources while protecting the environment.
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EPA has finalised an affordable clean energy rule, which will ensure reliable, diversified energy resources while protecting the environment.

The National Mining Association (NMA) has applauded the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule.

NETL researchers are focusing on using microwaves to provide rapid and selective energitics on a molecular level.

The ‘Cleaner coal: a sustainable choice for powering Asia’ event brought together energy experts, policymakers, non-governmental organisations, government representatives, academics and other industry stakeholders.

The report analyses the worldwide markets for clean coal technologies.

The World Coal Association will be holding a conference to explore the role that cleaner coal technologies can play in a low emission future.

Experts of the VIII Global Energy Prize Summit discussed what investments and political action are required to usher in ‘a new technological cycle’.

Mixed matrix membranes offer possibilities to cut capital costs, downsize equipment and curb emissions at existing coal-fired power plants, enhancing their long-term viability to ensure clean, reliable use of America’s abundant fossil energy resources.

BHP announces a US$6 million equity investment in emissions reduction company, Carbon Engineering Ltd.

With these new contracts, GE’s technology for SO2 emission control will help NTPC remove over 0.5 million tpy of SO2 and meet India’s latest thermal power plant emission norms for SO2.

The Committee on Climate Change was instructed to look into when the UK could reach net zero carbon emissions, bioenergy with CCS could be a key technology for achieving this.

“The proposed rule is a sensible approach to regulating carbon dioxide emissions from the nation’s coal fleet,” says ACCCE.