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| Decarbonization is shifting the generation mix. Many coal-fired units are on track to retire, while renewable energy resources and batteries continue to see substantial growth. Zero-carbon sources like nuclear are also drawing interest from large-scale generators and industrials. The path to decarbonization faces several challenges, including the intermittency of renewables, rapid load growth and the costs associated with transitioning from fossil fuels.
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Other Decarbonization News
UK Decarbonization project seeks permit
A decarbonization project in the UK is now entering the permitting process, according to consulting firm AECOM. The Humber Zero project would integrate technology to capture and safely store carbon at the Phillips 66 Humber Refinery and VPI Immingham combined heat and power plant. The project would help the UK meet its ambitious net-zero goals. […]
December 08, 2021
New York announces initiatives to explore green hydrogen for decarbonization
New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo this week announced that New York plans to explore the potential role of green hydrogen as part of the state’s comprehensive decarbonization strategy. To support this effort to study green hydrogen and its possible applications, the state is collaborating with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), joining two hydrogen-focused […]
July 09, 2021
