This Super-Sponge Can Soak Catastrophic Ocean Oil Spills 
Eni wants to turn Italy into a European Gas Hub 
Tesla Model 3 Production Aims for 3,000 Units Per Week 
Ford Expands Into On-Demand Medical Transportation Service to Challenge Uber Health 
The 2019 BMW M2 Competition Shares the Same Powertrain with the M3/M4 
Strokes of Genius: World’s Most Expensive Watches 
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This Super-Sponge Can Soak Catastrophic Ocean Oil Spills
Twenty years ago, the conventional wisdom was that oil spills did the most damage in the first weeks, as fresh oil brimming with toxic …
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Eni wants to turn Italy into a European Gas Hub
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi announced the oil giant will invest 7 billion euros ($8.6 billion) in Algeria over the next three years. Together in …
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The 2019 BMW M2 Competition Shares the Same Powertrain with the M3/M4
A new BMW M2 has been a subject among fans of the German automaker and now they don’t have to wait any longer. BMW …
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How can we lower Earth’s rising temperature?
An uncovered cache of documents by Anglo-Dutch oil company Royal Dutch Shell shows the company knew about the devastating damage it was doing to …
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Mushroom Waste as Biofuel to Substitute Petrol in Car Engines?
The National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers have pioneered a biofuel production process to generate biofuel, biobutanol directly from the mushroom waste. The team …
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Which Countries Are Leading The Way In Renewable Energy?
Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have adopted an exponential growth since 1900, with current emission level hovering around 10,000 million metric tons of …
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Google Buys More Renewable Energy Than It Consumes
Google on Wednesday announced that it has surpassed its goal of purchasing as much renewable energy as it consumes for operation in all of …
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SoftBank & Saudi Arabia Jointly Building Biggest Solar Project
SoftBank Group on Tuesday disclosed that the Japanese multinational company will invest in creating “the world’s biggest solar power plant project” in Saudi Arabia, …
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Shell Plans to Phase Out Traditional Carbon-Powered Sources by 2070
Royal Dutch Shell introduced a document Shell Scenarios Sky that reads the consumption of coal-powered energy will diminish from 25 percent in 2020 to …
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Over 100 Global Cities Powered By 70% Renewable Energy
The number of cities using at least 70% of renewable energy for electricity supply has increased by 100% within the past three years. According …
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Heineken Commits To 70% Renewable Energy Production By 2030
Heineken aims to increase its renewable electricity and thermal energy in production from 14% (currently) to 70% by 2030. And to set new carbon …
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BP Predicts Renewables Will Peak by 2040
One of the world’s leading energy companies, BP is predicting renewable energy sources to be influential in shaping the global energy sources by 2040. …
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Traditional Offshore Companies Rapidly Investing in Floating Wind Farms
Traditional offshore companies like Eni and Statoil have long recognized the need to be involved in the renewable energy sector. Eni made major discoveries …
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Plant Fuels Could Power A Jet Someday
Green is the word for the future, widely chanted at the NASA’s GreenLab Research Facility in Ohio, where a future generation dubbed the “green …
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A 32-Year-Old Solar Entrepreneur Battles Energy Crisis in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe isn’t doing well in terms of the crippling energy shortage. The disruption in power supply has impaired domestic, commercial, industrial and farming consumers. …
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From joining hands with Panasonic to Toyota EV, it’s going green
With increasing issues of global warming, air pollution, and energy crisis, it seems that the world needs to now slow down on the technology …
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Glowing plants won’t just reduce CO2 but also spread light
What if plants could not only help in getting rid of the pollution from the environment but also save energy? It seems like Massachusetts …
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Its lights out for Oil and Gas Exploration, says World Bank
The World Bank will end its financial support for oil and gas exploration within the next two years in response to the growing threat …
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Why the Energy Industry Should Look to Elon Musk for Inspiration
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is having a good year. Back in June, the automotive start-up signed a deal with Transgrid to supply New South …
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Coffee to keep the London buses going
It is not necessary to have stayed in London to know that the bright red buses used for public transport are also a symbol …
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NYC adamant on bringing down greenhouse gas emissions
Throwback to the pre-school days when our teachers used to teach us valuable life lessons such as “Better late than sorry.” It seems that …
