Author: Anela Dokso
Ukraine’s DTEK is purchasing energy storage systems with a capacity of 200MW as part of its strategy to mitigate power outages. This move comes as an effort to enhance the stability of Ukraine’s electricity grid amid ongoing challenges. Energy storage systems are crucial for balancing supply and demand, especially during peak usage or unexpected supply disruptions. By integrating these systems, DTEK aims to improve energy reliability and efficiency. Given the current situation in Ukraine, ensuring a steady power supply is vital for residents and industries. Energy storage technology allows for the storage of electricity when production exceeds demand and then…
Nel, a Norwegian company, has secured an additional $29 million in investment tax credits for its planned electrolyser gigafactory in Michigan, bringing its total funding to approximately $200 million. This additional funding comes from the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Tax Credit, backed by the Inflation Reduction Act and administered by the US Department of Energy, Department of Treasury, and the Internal Revenue Service. Despite the financial boost, Nel has not yet made a final investment decision for the $400 million project. The 4GW factory, announced in 2023, is expected to produce both alkaline and PEM electrolyser technologies, positioning it as…
McPhy Energy, a French company specializing in electrolysers, has revised its revenue forecast for FY2024 due to delays and strategic changes. Initially expecting €18-22 million, McPhy now predicts revenues closer to €11 million.
EnergyPathways has recently secured a significant regulatory approval for their cutting-edge energy storage project.
NAAREA, a prominent player in nuclear energy innovation, has entered a strategic partnership with QGEMS, a leader in global energy management.
The world of materials science and electrochemistry is constantly evolving, and among the latest advancements is a patent filed by Sumitomo Electric Industries, revealing an innovative hydrogen electrode-solid electrolyte composite.
A staggering challenge underlies this transition: conventional hydrogen production methods, responsible for over 800 million tons of CO₂ emissions annually, starkly contrast the clean potential hydrogen is touted for.
CaetanoBus has delivered the first 10 electric hydrogen-powered buses to EMT Madrid by late December. These buses are now ready to begin operations in the Spanish capital.
According to Wood Mackenzie, 2025 is set to be a pivotal year for the low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia sectors, following modest progress in the previous year.
Natural hydrogen exploration is at a crossroads reminiscent of the early oil and gas wildcatting days. Despite advancements in geological sciences, hydrogen exploration remains fraught with uncertainties.
