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It goes Boom Bang-a-Bang, Boom Bang-a Bang when you are near . . . Lithium Batteries make their mark in interesting ways The element Lithium
It goes Boom Bang-a-Bang, Boom Bang-a Bang when you are near . . . Lithium Batteries make their mark in interesting ways The element Lithium
Situation normal Home thoughts from abroad . . . The British didn’t deserve this miserable summer of 2023. August failed to fulfil its summer promise
Architectural history Natural Gas: Queen of Hydrocarbons Natural gas or methane suffers a bad reputation in relation to climate change because, unburnt, it is a
The big splash Hydropower: Reacting to climate change Hydropower is a much under-rated source of electricity, given that 35 countries in the world get over
Eveready: always there when you need them Batteries: what goes up must run down It is a truth universally acknowledged that when Sir Isaac Newton
Plucky little Britain leads the world Powering up Britain? The language of the British Government’s new “Blueprint for the future of energy” is certainly not
Boring picture of solar cells (Archive No 784,632) Solar: Let the sunshine in… The useful US Department of Energy website on solar power starts with
Taal Volcano, Laguna, Philippines, 12 January 2020 Goings-on Beneath The Earth: Hot rocks and carbon storage It is a remarkable fact that around 25% of
Power roars in, with nowhere to go . . . Oceans of Electricity: Wave Power There are few more satisfying moments in an editor’s life
Those were the days Crude Oil: Slippery Stuff Way back in the mists of time, or 1952 to be exact, the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company had
Suited and booted Nuclear Power: Too Big and Too Expensive There is a story that when the Mayoress of Ipswich was invited to tour the
The answer, my friend, is . . . Wind Power Standing up at Commonwealth Bay in Antarctica requires a certain effort of will. The average
Up, up and away Hydrogen: Up, Up and Away in my Beautiful Balloon In a large meeting of energy experts organised by BP in Canada
Exxon faces the lawyers Exxon and The Law Picture the scene in Exxon’s headquarters in New York in late 1982, as CEO Clifton Garvin’s secretary
Are the bankers in focus? All About the Money . . . Slowly but surely people are beginning to wake up to the fact that
In more ways than one Old King Coal Was A Merry Old Soul . . . If the aim is to reduce the global emissions
Sign of the times . . . It’s Not That Easy Let us be blunt about matters. The chances of keeping global temperatures below 1.5°C
Spitzbergen: Goodbye to all that? Wasting Electricity Rarely have the worlds of energy, climate change and high finance come together so dramatically as with the