China’s abundant renewable power and government support could bring a once prohibitively expensive green energy solution into the mainstream – hydrogen.
Extensive access to low-cost solar and wind power could let the country produce huge quantities of hydrogen in an environmentally friendly and affordable manner. The government is also stoking demand for the zero-emission fuel, potentially creating incentives for investors to put money into the infrastructure needed for production and…
Brent’s return to $100 reignites stagflation fears as geopolitical risks outweigh easing inflation hopes – Firstpost
Brent crude has climbed back to the psychologically important $100-a-barrel mark, reigniting concerns that the global economy could be heading towards another bout of stagflation—a combination of high inflation and…