- World’s First Offshore Green Hydrogen Pilot Begins Production on Operating North Sea Gas Platform
- UK Advances Green Hydrogen Strategy With £50 Million Milford Haven Project
- EU Approves €59 Million for 370 MWh of Battery Storage in Slovenia
- Global Emissions Are Flat in 2026, The Sector Data Shows Why That Is Not Good News
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World’s First Offshore Green Hydrogen Pilot Begins Production on Operating North Sea Gas Platform
The PosHYdon pilot project has successfully produced green hydrogen on the operational Q13a-A platform off the Dutch coast, marking the first demonstration of hydrogen production integrated with offshore wind power and active natural gas production on a working offshore installation.
The United Kingdom’s hydrogen strategy is increasingly shifting from policy commitments toward industrial deployment, with a £50 million green hydrogen production facility scheduled to begin construction later this year at Milford Haven in southwest Wales.
The European Commission has approved a €59 million Slovenian state aid scheme to support the deployment of 370 MWh of new battery energy storage systems (BESS), reinforcing the European Union’s broader strategy to strengthen electricity networks while accelerating decarbonization.
Natural hydrogen sits in an unusual position in the energy transition: geologically documented across multiple continents, commercially attractive in principle,…
Aluminum is becoming an increasingly important decarbonization target for electric vehicle manufacturers because its production is energy intensive and the…
A consortium including HOCHTIEF, Siemens Financial Services, and Demeter has taken a 15% equity stake in the Phase One Lionheart…
Jinko ESS and Eturn Expand Utility Scale Battery Storage With 40 MWh Project in Germany
Jinko ESS and Dutch energy storage developer Eturn have expanded their collaboration with the deployment of a 40 MWh utility scale battery energy storage project in Germany. The project reflects a broader trend in the European storage market, where developers are moving beyond pilot installations toward larger commercial assets designed to participate in wholesale electricity markets and provide grid services.
Germany’s Redispatch Markets Could Cut Green Hydrogen Costs by Nearly €2 per Kilogram, Study Finds
Germany’s growing renewable electricity surplus has created an increasingly expensive challenge for grid operators. As wind and solar generation outpaces transmission capacity in certain regions, particularly in northern Germany, renewable electricity is frequently curtailed to maintain grid stability.
Norway expects to receive approximately $78 billion from its oil and gas sector this year in the form of taxes…
On 10 July 2026, Lady Justice Cockerill handed down the liability judgment in the Pan-NOx Prohibited Defeat Device trial, the…
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