Author: Anela Dokso

Hyundai Engineering & Construction is leading a government backed project to develop design technology for water electrolysis plants of at least 100 MW.

The European Commission’s post 2030 renewable energy framework is scheduled for adoption by the end of 2026, and a leaked impact assessment suggests the next phase could change how Europe creates demand for renewable fuels.

Phelan Green’s planned electro sustainable aviation fuel project in Saldanha Bay has reached final investment decision, making it the first project in South Africa’s initial green hydrogen program to reach that stage, according to the South African government.

Amogy and LOTTE Fine Chemical have signed an MOU to explore ammonia to hydrogen and ammonia to power applications across hydrogen refueling, distributed power and marine fuel.

Britain could dramatically reduce its reliance on gas-fired power by using depleted offshore oil and gas reservoirs to store hydrogen, according to new research from Durham University.

P2X Solutions has secured a 10-year offtake agreement for the full current production capacity of its Harjavalta methanation plant, signaling that demand for synthetic methane is beginning to move from pilot projects toward contracted fuel supply.

Mexico has extended the deadline for energy storage developers to register under its first strategic call for electricity storage, giving projects nearly two additional months to enter a program targeting 935 MW of storage capacity nationwide.

Africa needs an estimated $2.7 trillion by 2030 to implement its climate commitments, according to the African Development Bank, while the continent contributes only about 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The gap between its financing needs and available capital is putting carbon markets under scrutiny as a potential source of climate finance.

South Korea is moving to establish its first domestic source of green methanol for shipping, with a planned facility in Taebaek, Gangwon State, designed to produce 15,000 tons annually from forestry residues.

Alpiq has acquired a 103.5 MW/238 MWh battery energy storage system in Bollingstedt, northern Germany, marking the Swiss utility’s entry into the country’s operational large scale battery storage market as competition for flexible power assets intensifies.