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Radioactive waste forms the basis of artificial radioactivity. Unlike diffuse natural radioactivity, the radioactivity from nuclear waste is concentrated in areas such as…
The seas and oceans are teeming with many different forms of energy, practically all of which are renewable
Existing or planned natural gas pipelines from Russia/CIS to…
Unconventional Oil and Gas Very heavy oil Oil sands (>100m) Oil sands (<100m) Tight gas Shale gas FILTERS…
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The Paris Agreement adopted on December 12, 2015 commits developed and developing countries to work together on climate change for the first time, with a goal of limiting…
The more than 300,000 km super grid that Europe wants to create should be able to deliver electricity to 34 countries (including some outside the European Union),…
Heat is a crucial energy carrier, but considerable amounts are lost in homes, factories and thermal power plants. Recovering or producing this energy from renewable sources…
The most widely used solar photovoltaic technology is based on silicon, a semi-conductor derived from quartz, which is a virtually inexhaustible natural resource. Silicon…
Map of the Energy World View country-specific data for: Select a country Ok Welcome to the map of the energy world! Filter your search…
Biomass, otherwise known as organic matter, can be used to produce fuel and other products used in the chemicals, cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries. Find out more…
Oceans and land surfaces have been exchanging carbon dioxide with the atmosphere for billions of years. Oceans play an important role in capturing carbon dioxide, which is…
