In the rapidly evolving landscape of economic development, major conglomerates such as Samsung, Hyundai, and SK Group are paving the way for sustainable financial models.
Author: Anela Dokso
ZeroAvia has achieved a milestone in sustainable aviation with the sale of its electric propulsion system. This standalone hydrogen-electric powertrain marks a pivotal step forward for the company, known for its commitment to zero-emission aviation technology.
The €2.3 billion aid scheme approved by the European Commission marks a significant push in Finland’s transition to a net-zero economy.
The prospect of Morocco’s green hydrogen and ammonia project gaining traction is closely linked to the country’s ambitious plan to harness its abundant wind and solar resources.
The global aviation industry’s relentless pursuit of decarbonization finds a new strategic ally with the partnership between AMSL Aero and Hycel, demonstrating promising advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology.
Fabrum and Sumitomo have entered into a strategic collaboration targeting the burgeoning demand for liquid hydrogen within heavy transport and aviation sectors, sectors known for their significant carbon footprints and the urgent need for cleaner energy solutions.
A newly leaked draft from the European Commission, titled “The Clean Industrial Deal: A Joint Roadmap for Competitiveness and Decarbonisation,” has revealed a focused strategy on hydrogen within the broader initiative aimed at reducing carbon emissions and enhancing industrial competitiveness across Europe. This draft, which is part of a set of reforms scheduled for a phased rollout beginning in the first quarter of 2025, underscores the European Union’s commitment to integrating renewable energy solutions into its economic framework. The draft details a series of legislative and financial actions designed to accelerate the uptake of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen, regarded as…
Belgium is rapidly positioning itself in the green hydrogen market with significant investments in new plants and strategic partnerships aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
Vema Hydrogen has successfully closed a substantial $13 million seed funding round, aiming to produce natural hydrogen at a cost below $1 per kilogram—a price point that, until now, seemed almost as elusive as the mythical Philosopher’s Stone. This breakthrough centers around Vema’s proprietary technology, which leverages naturally occurring underground reactions to produce hydrogen. This method involves injecting a brine solution containing specific catalysts into geological formations. These formations, rich in iron-bearing minerals, react with the solution to efficiently yield hydrogen. This approach not only mitigates the geological risks typically associated with natural hydrogen extraction projects but also strategically places…
The smart grid sector has gained momentum, underscored by significant investment activities, such as Ionate’s recent $17 million funding round.
