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Worldcrunch » energy

energy

Photo of two men sitting in a bicycle cab during a power cut in Cuba.
Economyenergy crisis

Worms And Blackouts: Cuba’s Dark Reality Of Missed Opportunities

by Marcelo Cantelmi October 29, 2024March 13, 2025
​A view on the Three Mile Island plant in the U.S.
Futureartificial intelligence

AI Powered By Nuclear? The Peril Of Fusing Two Technologies With Doomsday Potential

by Stephanie Palazzo October 23, 2024
image of solar panels
Greensolar energy

How Coal-Dependent Poland Learned To Love “Supermarket Solar”

by Katarzyna Skiba October 23, 2024
Lithium mine at Salinas Grandes salt desert Jujuy province, Argentina
Greenmining disaster

The Dark Hidden Cost Of The Mineral That Makes Green Energy Possible

by Laura Valentina Cortés Sierra October 23, 2024
​Rescuers after a mining incident in northeastern Colombia
Greenenvironment

Mineral Mining, The Dirty Secret Of The Clean Energy Industry

by Alidad Vassigh October 23, 2024
People gather in the garden of Hof 8, a self-sufficient home.
In The News

Maxing Out Energy Self-Sufficiency: Houses That Fuel Themselves

by Lorraine Olaya October 23, 2024
Fighting For Puerto Rico's Solar Revolution — And Against Sexism
Greensolar energy

Fighting For Puerto Rico’s Solar Revolution — And Against Sexism

by Worldcrunch October 23, 2024May 9, 2025
Workers at a solar power plant in China
In The Newsfrance

The Sun May Be Setting On Solar Energy Boom

by Worldcrunch October 23, 2024
Who doesn't hate the new light bulbs?
Geopoliticsgermany

Europeans Hoarding Light Bulbs Like It’s The End Of The World

by Marion Girault-Rime October 4, 2024
Full steam ahead for Iceland's energy business
Societyiceland

How Renewable Energy Has Fueled Iceland’s Miraculous Comeback

by Patrick Randall October 4, 2024
Solar-powered street lights in Pakistan
Futurepakistan

Darkness To Light? Solar Power To Tame Pakistani Extremism

by Liz Garrigan October 4, 2024
A pipeline operator in Portovaya bay, northwestern Russia,
Geopoliticsrussia

Europe Must Break Russia’s Energy Blackmail

by Liz Garrigan October 4, 2024
A fracking operation near Carrizo Springs, Texas
Economyunited states

America’s Latest Political Weapon: Oil

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024
Reinhardswald, home of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales
Futuregermany

Grimm Choices: How Energy Transition Threatens A Fairy Tale Forest

by Worldcrunch October 4, 2024
An oil pumpjack in the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia
Economyrussia

What The Pandemic Exposes About Russian Dependence On Oil

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
A Nord Stream 2 employee in Germany
Geopoliticsnord stream

Russian Oil And The Double Standard Of Biden’s NordStream Squeeze

by Meike Eijsberg October 4, 2024
Photo of a a person unloading packs of cooking oil, to be sold as as part of basic food packages at affordable prices in Indonesia
Economyeconomy

Fried And Drizzled: Soaring Cooking Oil Prices Spark New Ethical Questions

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
​Workers repair air conditioning in Singapore
Green Or Goneenvironment

A/C And Global Warming: A Northern Call To Embrace Air Conditioning

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
Climate protest Berlin
Greennuclear power

Why Young People Are Now Nuclear Power’s Most Potent Supporters

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
The "Abdülhamid Han​" ship takes the sea.
Geopoliticsgas

Europe v. Turkey: A New Mediterranean Gas Race That May Turn Nasty

by Meike Eijsberg October 4, 2024
Sofia, Bulgaria
Geopoliticsgeopolitics

Bulgaria And Hungary: Risks Of A Pro-Russian Alliance Inside The EU

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
photo of a protest and people carrying Russian flags
Economyenergy

Europe’s Winter Energy Crisis Has Already Begun

by Bethany Wright October 4, 2024
Image of a worker repairing a gas pipeline damaged by a Ukrainian military strike on the centre of the town of Volnovakha, Russia
Russia-Ukraine Warenergy

Khodorkovsky: Don’t Count On A Swift End To The War In Ukraine

by Irene Caselli October 4, 2024
A shirt displaying President Nayib Bukele seen at a street market. The Bukele administration has ended its fourth year in office ahead of a questioned reelection bid.
Geopoliticsgeopolitics

Russia-Latin America: Is El Salvador’s “Cool” Strongman Cozying Up To Putin?

by Luis Eduardo Gutiérrez September 24, 2024
​Photo of a man withdrawing Russian rubles
Geopoliticssanctions

How Sanctions Are Quietly Destroying Russia’s Economy

by Olena Starik September 24, 2024
The electric vessel will be departing from the French city of Lorient on April 9
In The Newsswitzerland

Solar And Hydrogen Fuel State-Of-The-Art Electric Ship

by Worldcrunch September 24, 2024
Photo of New Sri Lankan leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake speaking to TV cameras
Economyenergy

Will The New Sri Lankan President Tear Down Adani’s Plans For A Massive Wind Farm?

by Clément Perruche September 23, 2024
Photo of an employee demonstrating how to charge a truck at the Mercedes-Benz Trucks KundenCenter during the opening of the new Netze BW and Daimler Truck demo charging park in Germany.
Futuremobility

Germany Shows Why Electric Truck Adoption May Move Even Faster Than E-Cars

by Christoph M. Schwarzer September 4, 2024
Wind turbines near Berlin
Economygermany

Germany: The High Price Of Phasing Out Nuclear Power

by Kasia Kasprowicz July 29, 2024
Kumayrat, one of Egypt's few solar plants.
Futureegypt

Egypt’s Scorched Earth Energy Policy Leaves Clean Power Behind

by Bertrand Hauger July 5, 2024
The office that coordinates work on the Nalgad hydroelectric power project is situated atop a hillside (white building) in the Nalgad municipality of Jajarkot district in Karnali province.
Societyelectricity

The Challenges Of Turning On The Lights In Nepal’s Far-Flung Himalayas

by Chandani Kathayat and Worldcrunch June 24, 2024March 12, 2025
Renderings of Mexico City's new airport, expected to be in use by 2020
Food / Travelmexico

Mexico City Stepping Up With ‘Green’ Mega Airport Terminal

by Bertrand Hauger May 22, 2024
Moo-y bien
Futureargentina

In Argentina, Cow Dung Generates Heaps Of Electricity

by Alidad Vassigh May 22, 2024
Image of smoke coming out of a coal station in Gdansk, Poland.
Greencoal

“Poland’s Chernobyl” — Portrait Of A Nation Addicted To Coal

by Katarzyna Skiba May 21, 2024
Futuregermany

The German Battery That Could Store The Sun And Wind

by Bertrand Hauger April 13, 2024March 21, 2025
Food / Travelgermany

What To Do With Horsemeat Lasagna? Turn It Into Biogas!

by Bertrand Hauger April 13, 2024
A close view of a thorium crystal
Futureunited states

The “Green Nuclear” – Can Thorium Be The Clean, Cheap Energy Of The Future?

by Leo Tilmont April 13, 2024
Ulaanbaatar, "the most polluted capital on the planet"
blogmongolia

This Asian City Is Killing Its Locals With Coal

by Worldcrunch April 13, 2024
A woman from the Kenyh tribe in Borneo's state of Sarawak
Economymalaysia

Indigenous Malaysian Tribe Resists Masters Of ‘Progress’

by Worldcrunch April 13, 2024
The port of Sevastopol is the hub of the Crimean economy
Geopoliticsukraine

The Bad Economics Of Crimean Independence

by Emily Liedel April 13, 2024

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