Author: Anela Dokso
Spain has recently secured 72 million euros from European funds to bolster its infrastructure for electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling.
Gyeongju City has made a new incentive program aimed at increasing the adoption of environmentally friendly vehicles.
Billion Electric Group has implemented solar power and battery storage systems on several Pacific Islands.
Texas A&M University is taking a proactive approach to the future of nuclear energy by offering land to four companies focused on developing small nuclear reactors.
Yara Clean Ammonia and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) have finalized a time-charter agreement for an ammonia-fueled medium gas carrier (AFMGC), slated for delivery in November 2026.
In March, hydrogen-powered taxis might start operating in Tallinn with significant state support.
After 70 years in the industry, Safra, a renowned hydrogen bus manufacturer, has been placed into receivership.
A group of researchers in Korea has developed a new technology to produce hydrogen.
Hysata, Australia’s leading electrolyser company, has signed a landmark agreement with ACWA Power to demonstrate its high-efficiency capillary-fed electrolysis technology in Saudi Arabia.
The levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) for renewables like solar and wind becomes cheaper than continuing operations of existing coal plants. This paradigm shift indicates that even in markets with high solar and wind costs, like Japan, renewables have reached a point where they can outperform traditional coal-based power systems in terms of cost-efficiency. Ammonia, produced from various hydrogen sources such as green, blue, or gray hydrogen, adds significantly to electricity costs when used alongside coal. This economic burden prompts the argument that if renewable energy infrastructure (specifically solar) can be built for less than it costs to operate a…
