Author: Anela Dokso

Western Australia (WA) has been an outlier in the national trend of reducing reliance on gas, notably increasing its consumption since FY2020.

In Greece, a critical development unfolds as Hellenic Hydrogen AE, a joint venture between Motor Oil and DEI (Public Power Corporation), gears up for the operational launch of its green hydrogen production plant, North 1, in Amyntaio by the end of 2027.

As the demand for sustainable air travel technologies intensifies, the Incheon International Airport Corporation (IIAC) has entered into a strategic partnership with Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. This collaboration aims to pioneer eco-friendly hydrogen airport solutions, representing an essential leap towards reducing carbon footprints in aviation.

California’s energy storage landscape is poised for significant growth as San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) has secured approval to expand its battery storage capabilities at a key site. The energy provider is set to increase its storage capacity to 231 megawatts (MW), a move that highlights the escalating momentum in renewable energy infrastructure development. The approval comes at a time when California is intensifying its focus on renewable energy sources. With a reported target to procure 1,325 MW of energy storage by 2020, as stipulated by the California Public Utilities Commission, the state is leading efforts to integrate large-scale…

Deep-tech startup Thorizon has secured €20 million in funding to accelerate the development of its advanced molten salt reactor, Thorizon One.

Palisades Nuclear Plant has signed an agreement to construct an innovative small modular reactor (SMR), marking a significant departure from traditional nuclear facilities. This development positions Michigan at the forefront of the nuclear renaissance, with the potential to significantly alter the state’s energy matrix. Despite the hype surrounding SMRs, experts remain cautious, scrutinizing their effectiveness compared to established nuclear technologies. While traditional reactors have a tested history of power output and operational stability, SMRs promise compact design, scalable deployment, and enhanced safety features. However, questions about the true cost-effectiveness of these reactors persist. According to a recent United States Department…

The landscape of green hydrogen in Spain appears to be decidedly cooling after a period of significant anticipation and investment. The notion of a burgeoning sector now confronted by a palpable burst, challenges prior assumptions of sustained rapid growth. Industry insiders previously aligned with optimistic forecasts are starting to reassess the viability of green hydrogen in its current form. Noteworthy statistics highlight the shift: despite substantial public and private investments, only a small fraction of projected production capacities have materialized. According to the latest industry reports, while over 500 megawatts of projects were announced, only a tenth of these have…

In the world of green hydrogen, where disillusionment has clouded growth prospects, a recent agreement between TotalEnergies and RWE has signaled a promising shift. This deal, underpinned by robust policy incentives, including a €619 million contribution from the German government and the European Union’s regulatory demands, showcases the complex dynamics fueling this sector. The timing, aligned with the EU’s quota for renewable hydrogen use starting from 2030, reveals the intricate weaving of policy frameworks that bolster such initiatives. The Fabric of Policy Incentives At the core of this development lies a multifaceted policy environment. The Important Projects of Common European…

Investor enthusiasm for greenfield energy infrastructure investments is witnessing remarkable momentum, as evidenced by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) successfully surpassing its EUR 12 billion target for its fifth flagship fund, CI V. This accomplishment underscores CIP’s robust industrial approach towards energy infrastructure finance, aligning with the growing global demand for renewable energy solutions. As of March 14, 2025, the fund has achieved total commitments exceeding its anticipated goal, excluding contributions for co-investments. This feat highlights the critical role of CIP in facilitating the energy transition, specifically through diverse technologies such as wind, solar photovoltaics, and battery storage across stable OECD…

Amidst the UK’s renewable energy transition, National Grid has etched a critical milestone by awarding high-voltage direct current (HVDC) supply chain framework contracts. This move responds to the increasing demand for seamless integration of renewable energy sources into the national grid, reflecting a significant leap forward in infrastructure modernization. The push for HVDC technology is driven by the wider UK energy agenda, where older infrastructures are pushed to their limits with the influx of clean energy from offshore wind and solar farms. According to the National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios, electricity demand might rise to 30% by 2050, a forecast…