Some of the world’s largest companies are exploring hydrogen as a potential solution to growing energy needs. WSJ’s Neanda Salvaterra investigates whether harnessing the most abundant element in the universe can really mark the end of the fossil fuel era. Photo/Video: Jaden Urbi/The Wall Street Journal
Written by: Jose Luis Caceres, February 2020 SustainablEarth hand in hand with technological innovation: Consistent with our mission of generating sustainable energy solutions and committed to offering innovative technological solutions that in turn generate environmental, social and economic benefits; SustainablEarth is proud to announce the open of our online store of Portable Solar Generators attending …
Written by: Jose Luis Caceres Background: Fossil fuels have been and continue to be a major source of energy in the mining sector, not only for powering the engines of the heavy equipment and machinery that make the mining processes possible, but also for electricity generation[1]. When it comes to mining, a business as usual …
Mining and Renewables, a win-win and a seeming paradox Read More »
Written by: Jose Luis Caceres In September of 2015 world leaders adopted the 2030 agenda for sustainable development, which includes a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s). This historical milestone signified an unprecedented world-wide commitment in the fight to end poverty, inequality and injustice; protect and preserve the environment and tackle climate change. The …
By: Jose Luis Caceres The current context The ‘Albertan advantage’ is a motto that was coined over the years owed to the solid expansion of the oil & gas industry. Despite the fossil-fuel richness of the province, the current economic circumstances owed to the low prices of these commodities might make one wonder if that …
The Albertan ‘turmoil’ and the necessity to move along with the times Read More »
By: Jose Luis Caceres As we have seen in parts 1 & 2, hydrogen (H2) can be produced from a variety of sources, such as pure water (H2O) and waste-water / sludge in the form of hydrogen sulfide (H2S). The common requirement in both cases, for separating the components of either H2O or H2S is …
By: Jose Luis Caceres Following the previous article, in which the production of hydrogen from water using ‘eH2Fuel’ technology was discussed; this article explores the possibility of obtaining hydrogen from another compound: hydrogen sulphide (H2S). The assertions on this article are founded in the premise that hydrogen -exists in- and -can be obtained from- H2S. Based …
By: Jose Luis Caceres One of the greatest challenges of our generation and presumably of the generations coming after us, is to confront Climate Change, and more specifically, the negative environmental effects of human-made carbon emissions as a consequence of burning fossil fuels. This article constitutes part one out of three in the hydrogen series. These …
By: Jose Luis Caceres Review of ‘The Carbon Sequester’: “A revolutionary technological breakthrough aimed to act on Climate Change, which brings along a spectacular geopolitical plot. More than a thriller this novel reverberates on the crude reality the world is currently facing and the impending need to act in order to confront it.” I started …
‘The Carbon Sequester’ – not another novel, but a ‘life changing’ one Read More »
By: Jose Caceres The recent trends on becoming ‘greener’ are not a fad, but are here to stay. The global community is embracing the desire of becoming greener and the concerns on Climate Change are without a doubt a major catalyst for this transition. As an example, technological improvements are making more affordable than ever …
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