Author: Anela Dokso

Ampyr Energy has taken full control of a major battery energy storage project in New South Wales, Australia.

In recent years, interest in natural hydrogen has surged globally—particularly in the United States and Japan—where exploration projects and technological innovations underscore its baselayer importance in the energy mix.

VINCI Airports has entered into a strategic partnership aimed at studying and implementing a supply chain for sustainable synthetic fuels, known as e-SAF.

Nippon Gases Deutschland and the HOYER Group have unveiled the first hydrogen-powered truck for transporting dry ice, marking a significant move towards emission-free logistics solutions.

Imagine a world where the transition to a low-carbon economy is accelerated not just by technological advancements, but by a new source of abundant and clean fuel—natural hydrogen.

The graphite market has significantly influenced the battery industry, with graphite’s superior chemical structure providing durability and efficiency in battery applications.

The European Commission has committed nearly €1.25 billion in grants through the Connecting Europe Facility to bolster 41 energy infrastructure initiatives across borders.

The European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) plays a crucial role in facilitating the integration of hydrogen into the energy infrastructure by recommending methodologies for inter-temporal cost allocation. The European Union’s Hydrogen and Decarbonised Gas Market Package seeks to foster a competitive hydrogen market by integrating renewable gases into Europe’s energy systems. To achieve this, a critical focus is on ensuring the effective development of hydrogen infrastructure. A strategic element here is the inter-temporal cost allocation, which addresses the challenge of distributing infrastructure costs over time. Traditional funding methods that rely on regulated tariffs could impose…

The hydrogen industry has experienced significant transformations over the past two years, driven by technological advancements and a shifting regulatory landscape.

According to recent projections, the world requires an immense 500 TWh of energy storage to support a fully decarbonized global population of ten billion people.