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Solar power to reduce emissions, costs, at Trevali’s Rosh Pinah mine
Trevali Mining (TSC: TV) is looking to solar power to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions at its Rosh Pinah underground zinc-lead mine in southwestern Namibia. The Canadian base metals miner has signed a 15-year renewable power purchase agreement with Emerging…
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Hydrogen Optimized moves to supply green hydrogen market with new facility
Collingwood-based Hydrogen Optimized has secured a new technology and manufacturing centre in Owen Sound, Ont., and within the Grey-Bruce Hydrogen Hub. The move is part of the company’s strategy towards becoming a global leader in large-scale green hydrogen production. The…
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Air Liquide launches world’s largest hydrogen membrane-based production unit
French company Air Liquide announced that it has completed the construction of the world’s largest Proton-Exchange Membrane electrolyzer (PEM) in Quebec. According to Air Liquide, the PEM is supplied with 20 MW of renewable energy and is now producing up…
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ENERGY: Renewables beat coal in the U.S. in April
UNITED STATES – Preliminary figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration indicate that in April, renewables generated more electricity than coal every day of the month. According to Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) researchers, this clean energy stretch began…
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ENERGY: Hatch, Anglo American, BHP and Fortescue form Green Hydrogen consortium
AUSTRALIA – Hatch, Anglo American, BHP, and Fortescue have formed a Green Hydrogen consortium as part of a move to evaluate using green hydrogen to decarbonize their operations. The consortium will aim to eliminate obstacles around the adoption of green…
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ENERGY: Newmont chooses Cambridge redeployable solar in Ghana
GHANA – Cambridge Energy Partners (CEP) announced earlier this month that Newmont Mining Corp., one of the world’s largest gold producers and sustainability leaders, has deployed CEP’s redeployable Nomad solar PV tracker to demonstrate lower cost renewable electricity and to…
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An old mine on its way to becoming part of a new energy future
A closed mine in southern Ontario may be about to see new life helping unblock a stubborn barrier to renewable energy.
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An in-depth look at hydraulic fracturing
As Canadians expect a transition to a less carbon-intensive energy future, partnering becomes an essential piece of the renewable picture.
