Author: Anela Dokso

Hydrogen is increasingly recognized as a pivotal element in the transition towards sustainable energy systems in the EU. In 2023, the EU-27’s hydrogen consumption reached 7.3 million tonnes, representing about 2% of the total energy consumption.

The evolution of vehicle fuel systems is essential to meet global environmental targets and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. A notable development in this field is the recent patent for a hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine vehicle system.

Texas A&M University has embarked on a project to incorporate nuclear technology into its infrastructure by partnering with four prominent companies.

India is opening up its nuclear energy sector, and Tata Power is eager to be a part of it. The company’s CEO has expressed interest in developing small nuclear reactors.

Sungrow and CEEC have completed the largest energy storage project in Central Asia.

EDP Renewables Canada has successfully acquired land for its first energy storage project in Canada, called Edgeware, in partnership with Caldwell First Nation.

The European Commission has dedicated €6.8 million to the Nordic Baltic Hydrogen Corridor project.

Coventry University in the UK has entered into a partnership with the British University in Egypt to develop and promote hydrogen technology.

Hyundai Motor Company and Kolon Group have teamed up to form a strategic alliance aimed at advancing hydrogen vehicles.

Waaree Energies has recently won an award from the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) to establish a significant green hydrogen facility in India, capable of producing 90,000 metric tons annually.