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Jatin Nathwani The distinguished gentlemen are yet to discover an important Green Energy source - Brown's Gas HHO Oxyhydrogen (which was invented in 1973). Brown's Gas is now applied in combustion in industrial settings.However, the omission of information on potentially relevant technologies like Brown's Gas and Oxyhydrogen in the International Journal for Green Energy calls into question the journal's credibility and comprehensiveness. For a publication that claims to cover green energy topics, overlooking emerging solutions such as these raises concerns about the breadth and depth of its coverage. The Modern Energy Report by Andersen Global, which can be read online at the link https://lnkd.in/gvYnVkVJ, does include a mention of Brown's Gas on page 23. This suggests that other industry publications are recognizing the potential of this technology, while the International Journal for Green Energy has yet to do so.I would encourage the editors of the International Journal for Green Energy to take a closer look at innovations like Brown's Gas and Oxyhydrogen, in order to provide a more well-rounded and credible perspective on the evolving green energy landscape. #AirPollution #SouthAsia #CrossBorderIssues #RegionalCooperation #ClimateChange #PublicHealth #Sustainability #Smog #Airshed #IndustryEmissions #Transportation #ElectionYear #PoliticalChallenges

DESNZ have published their much anticipated Clean Power 2030 Action Plan! 🏭 🔋 Read it here:

Great way to learn more about how the Department of Energy and our national labs are deploying AI to accelerate cleaner energy deployment! 👇

The NTRO International Technical Conference is primed to explore innovative solutions that will propel transportation in the future with six key topics: 🔑Sustainable Asset Performance 🔑Developing a National Transport Safety Culture 🔑Smart Mobility 🔑Structural Pavements and Materials Innovation 🔑Decarbonising Transport Infrastructure 🔑Transport Governance for the Future The Sustainable Asset Performance sessions will explore comprehensive strategies for maximising infrastructure longevity, reliability, and sustainable outcomes for communities. Conference participants will engage with experts exploring infrastructure measurement and assessment, innovative tools for better infrastructure outcomes, new asset modelling and material outcomes, flood impacted pavements, simplified approach to estimating asphalt layer strain, sustainably extending the performance service life of open grade asphalts, balanced performance analysis of modified asphalt binders and mixtures, fatigue management in the heavy vehicle industry, leveraging TSD deflection data, delivering insight with bridge-weigh-in-motion technology, and more! 🗓️ Conference Dates: May 7-9, 2025 📍 Location: Port Melbourne Register Today 👇 https://hubs.li/Q02_HQbs0

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced seven transportation plans to build a more resilient, affordable, and globally competitive transportation system. The action plans—covering key modes of the transportation sector including maritime, rail, trucking, aviation, and off-road—were developed in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), along with industry and other stakeholders.    The action plans were showcased this week at the 2025 Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., where more than 10,000 policymakers, government and industry leaders, and members of academia convened to discuss all transportation modes.    Learn more about the action plans and their impact.

https://lnkd.in/e9EXy5qW Myself, Andrew Roberts, PE, CEM, BEAP and Reg Cook will be speaking this month (10/28 - see event link) at the Georgia AEE meeting on a topic that I, frankly, nerd out over a bit too much. That is the development of Energy auditing/Field Data Collection Apps. I am not shy to admit the development and standardization of energy audit processes behind modern data collection software is one of the reasons for our companies' success. It may seem like an odd topic, but it is a really important part of making an Energy Auditing business efficient and profitable. And with so many new tools and customization options, it can get really confusing on what is the best solution for you or your company. Come listen to myself, Andrew, and Reg discuss how these tools have changed the way we do business, and what features and capability are really making the difference.

2nd presentation of ESEE from EEU about Strategy of Rural Electrification, Minigrid Perspective great point raised on the challenges on components of Mini grid system

DEP Acting Secretary Jessica Shirley announced that more than $2.55 million to improve air quality through cleaner fuel transportation infrastructure has been awarded. https://lnkd.in/gbZBQp77

  The Smart Rivers 2025 Call for Abstracts is now OPEN! Learn more and submit your abstract today at https://lnkd.in/eU8j9Udn Still have questions or need assistance? Contact the Smart Rivers team at info@smartrivers2025.com. - - - - - - - The U.S. Section of the World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure (PIANC USA) is enthusiastically preparing to host the esteemed Smart Rivers Conference, the world’s premier international technical conference attracting top professionals in all aspects of inland and river transportation. Smart Rivers 2025 will take place from 8-12 September 2025 in Memphis, Tennessee and will recognize the history, economies, ecosystems, communities, workforce, sustainability, resilience and innovations that shape inland waterway transportation. Don’t miss this opportunity to promote your work, bolster your network, and shape the industry. The Call for Abstracts is open from 30 June – 1 December 2024. While abstracts are welcome on any topic related to advancing inland waterborne transportation, the following topics are of particular interest: Waterway Infrastructure Climate Change and Community Rivers and River System Management Smart Shipping and Waterways Logistics Special Topics (Public-Private Partnerships, Waterways and National Security, etc.) #maritime #coastalengineering #smartrivers #PIANC #riversystems #waterways #waterinfrastructure

Yesterday marked a historic moment as the UK closed the doors on its final coal-fired power station, Ratcliffe-on-Soar. This pivotal milestone symbolises the end of an era that once powered the Industrial Revolution and fueled the nation’s economic growth. As we look ahead, our commitment to driving a sustainable energy future remains unwavering. The transition from coal to renewable energy sources is critical to achieving the UK’s ambitious net-zero goals, and ensuring that communities are empowered and supported during this transformation. To delve deeper into the closing of Ratcliffe-on-Soar and explore what lies ahead for UK energy, I recently recorded a podcast with Dr. Aidan Rhodes and Dr. Nadine Moustafa, Ph.D., discussing the challenges and opportunities of this transition. You can watch Episode 1 of the Energy Futures Podcast here: Powering the UK | Ep1: Dr Aidan Rhodes & Dr Nadine Moustafa https://lnkd.in/eC6EzyqW Or listen here https://lnkd.in/eBir2yFu Imperial College London Imperial College Business School Centre for Environmental Policy at Imperial College London Imperial Civil and Environmental Engineering Energy Futures Lab, Imperial College London #EnergyFutures #NetZero #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #RenewableEnergy #EnergyTransition #ClimateAction #Decarbonisation #UKEnergy #GreenEnergy #EnergyInnovation #FutureEnergy #CarbonNeutral #EnergyPolicy #SustainableDevelopment #EnergyEfficiency #PoweringTheFuture #ZeroCarbon #RenewableFuture #EnergyRevolution