Author: Anela Dokso

Hydrogen

As the UK government and industry stakeholders grapple with the challenge of achieving net-zero carbon emissions, the British Geological Survey (BGS) has emphasized that underground hydrogen storage is ‘essential’ for the stability of renewable energy systems. BGS’s comprehensive briefing note highlights the critical role of hydrogen storage in balancing the increasingly volatile supply and demand dynamics of renewable energy sources like wind and solar. In examining the UK energy landscape, it’s apparent that current storage capacities are insufficient. The UK’s gas storage capacity is limited to an average of 12 days, one of the lowest in Europe. In contrast, achieving…

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Hydrogen

In an ambitious move, the Energy Abundance Development Corp is developing what will be the largest hydrogen project globally on a 50,000-acre site near Laredo, Texas. Coined “Data City,” this project is aimed at harnessing green energy to power a colossal data center, potentially shifting paradigms in sustainable energy solutions. This endeavor marks a significant leap in the tech industry’s energy consumption norms. Starting with an initial 300 megawatts and scaling to a capacity of 5 gigawatts, the project is poised to redefine how data centers can efficiently and sustainably operate. Despite the immense scale, the completion of this infrastructure…

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Hydrogen

In a significant bid to bolster its energy infrastructure, Poland has launched a €1 billion program aimed at developing energy storage facilities. This initiative, backed by the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOŚiGW), is seeking to stabilize the nation’s power system amidst an increasing shift towards renewable energy sources. The call for applications was kicked off on April 4 and will remain open until May 30, inviting proposals for the construction of facilities with a minimum capacity of 2 MW and 4 MWh. This move is not merely strategic but essential, considering the demands of integrating fluctuating…

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Hydrogen

Moeve has secured €303 million from the Ministry for Ecological Transition for its Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley, the most significant in national history. This capital represents roughly a quarter of the total funding awarded under the Perte Program, underscoring the initiative’s strategic importance within Spain’s ecological transition agenda. Among the noteworthy elements of this plan is the Onuba project, which aims to establish a green hydrogen production facility in Palos de la Frontera boasting a 400 MW electrolysis capacity. The projected creation of 10,000 jobs, spanning direct, indirect, and related roles, indicates further economic stimulation for Andalusia. Yet, this surge…

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