Author: Anela Dokso

Ignis a Spanish company recently announced a pause in its ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia project in Magallanes, Chile. This decision arrives even as the company reassures stakeholders of its continued commitment to the region, citing ongoing evaluations of project feasibility and market conditions. The project’s suspension highlights the challenges faced by green energy initiatives in terms of infrastructure, logistics, and financial viability. Despite Chile’s abundant renewable resources and its strategic position as a potential green energy exporter, the firm’s decision underscores the complexities involved in transitioning to sustainable energy solutions. Data from the International Energy Agency indicates that while…

Protium Clean Energy Corp, recently shared new data from their satellite gas surveys. These surveys are a part of the company’s ongoing efforts to explore the potential of natural hydrogen as a viable clean energy source. This study employed advanced satellite technology to detect and map hydrogen emissions, allowing Protium to pinpoint potential areas for further ground-based analysis. The global energy market is under increasing pressure to meet sustainability goals, and hydrogen is frequently heralded as a key player in the transition away from fossil fuels. With hydrogen’s potential as a low-emission energy carrier, the industry is keen to unlock…

Finland’s authorization of its largest battery-storage project marks a pivotal point in the renewable energy landscape. As energy stakeholders anticipate the completion of the Nivala-based infrastructure, the project led by SEB Nordic Energy’s Locus Energy and Ingrid Capacity AB underscores emerging trends in energy storage technology.

H2 Mobility, a prominent player in the hydrogen infrastructure sector, has announced the closure of 22 hydrogen refueling stations across Germany. This move has significant implications for the hydrogen fuel market, which is often viewed as a crucial component of the future clean energy landscape. In an era where hydrogen fuel is increasingly being championed for its potential to decarbonize heavy-duty transportation, such a contraction in refueling infrastructure raises critical questions for stakeholders. Despite the Eurostat report of a noticeable 15% increase in overall hydrogen demand in the EU from 2021 to 2022, H2 Mobility’s decision underscores the operational and…

ACWA Power is collaborating with Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Energy to advance a pivotal 200 MW Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project, set to transform the nation’s renewable energy landscape. In May 2024, ACWA Power and Azerbaijan formalized their partnership via an Implementation Agreement that marks a substantial move toward enhancing the country’s energy infrastructure. The BESS project aims to mitigate the intermittent nature of renewable sources like wind and PV, by ensuring energy is efficiently stored and dispatched. This technological advancement addresses grid stability challenges and minimizes the risk of curtailment, a critical goal considering Azerbaijan’s commitment to boosting its…

Helios has recently submitted an Ordinary environmental application for the Monzón-2 well to the Government of Aragón.

Aiming to quadruple its renewable energy capacity by 2030, Barbados is spotlighted in the global renewable sector with the European Union’s endorsement of the HDF Energy’s Renewstable Barbados project.

The Great British Nuclear SMR competition has advanced to its final stage, positioning the UK as a formidable player in the clean energy arena.

The recent inauguration of a Rs 10 billion green hydrogen plant in Tirupati by N. Chandrababu Naidu signifies an evolving chapter in sustainable energy ventures within India.

A 200-megawatt (MW) and 400-megawatt hour (MWh) energy storage system, delivered by Wärtsilä to Zenobē in Blackhillock, Scotland, is now operational, marking the largest battery storage site in Europe.