In recent years, the government has been focusing heavily on nuclear energy as a key component of its energy strategy. This renewed interest largely centers around modular reactors, which are smaller and more flexible than traditional nuclear power plants.
An Australian study has highlighted the country’s potential in meeting energy storage needs through a combination of pumped hydro and batteries.
Oman’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals has introduced a new policy framework aimed at boosting the integrated renewable energy capacity that encompasses generation, transmission, and energy storage.
Acwa Power has partnered with a German SEFE to advance green hydrogen production.
BP’s ambitious plans to develop hydrogen and clean fuel projects worth $1 billion at Kwinana in Western Australia are facing hurdles.
EDF Renewables, alongside Pacifico Energy Solution Inc. (PSEI), has launched a significant 300-megawatt solar and storage facility in California.
The European Union is making a decisive advancement in its quest for a more sustainable and climate-neutral future by supporting the “Hydrogen Industrial Inland Valley Austria” initiative.
Bosch recently reported a significant decrease in profits, with a one-third drop in earnings before interest and taxes, bringing the total to 3.2 billion euros.
Germany’s ambition to become a climate-neutral utopia has faced another setback. Hydrogen trains, meant to replace diesel trains, have been unreliable.
The German state of Hesse plans a new hydrogen pipeline network spanning 280 kilometers. This project is projected to cost up to €300 million.
