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Virginia to host world’s first commercial Nuclear Fusion Power Plant
Virginia will be home to the world’s first commercial-scale fusion power plant
Google partners with Kairos Power for 500 MW Nuclear Energy project to power AI data centers
Google has signed a first-of-its-kind deal with Kairos Power to build seven small modular nuclear reactors to power its data centers
COP28: 22 nations pledge to triple nuclear generation capacity by 2050
As many as 22 countries signed the declaration to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050 during COP28, the…
New Zealand launches $1.2 billion climate fund to achieve 100% renewable electricity
New Zealand Government has partnered with BlackRock to establish a $1.2 billion fund to achieve 100% renewable electricity in New Zealand
European solar startups witness 400% boost in funding in 2023
European solar startups are experiencing an astounding 400% surge in funding in 2023 with $6 billion in investment by the end of May
Renewable Energy Marvel: World’s largest hydro-solar power plant fully operational in China
The first phase of the world’s largest hydro and solar power plant entered commercial operation in China on…
UAE’s Mubadala to invest $2.5 billion in renewable fuels production in Brazil
UAE’s Mubadala Capital plans to invest $2.4 billion over 10 years to build a green diesel and sustainable aviation kerosene factory in Brazil
UK to develop small nuclear reactors for clean energy transition
The UK is finalizing plans to develop new small nuclear reactors as part of a strategy to phase out gas power stations and to advance its ambition to become a “clean energy superpower”
Explainer: Nuclear fusion breakthrough achieved – what does it mean?
American scientists have achieved “ignition” — a nuclear fusion reaction that produced more energy than it took to create — which was described as a “major scientific breakthrough”
EV sales set to hit all-time high in 2022
Electric vehicle (EVs)sales are expected to hit an all-time high this year, according to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA).