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Greenlyte Launches World’s First LiquidSolar SNG Plant, Advancing Industrial E-Fuels Production
As Europe accelerates its transition toward low-carbon energy, the inauguration of Greenlyte Carbon Technologies’ LiquidSolar SNG plant in Duisburg represents a key milestone in industrial-scale synthetic fuel deployment.
The thirtieth UN climate conference in Belém, Brazil, concluded with developed nations committing to triple climate adaptation finance for vulnerable…
Global demand for lower-carbon feedstocks is rising as the plastics sector confronts both emissions pressure and supply-chain volatility.
Global EV adoption is accelerating faster than most recycling systems can keep up. Waste from end-of-life batteries, just 500,000 tons in 2019, is projected by researchers to reach eight million tons by 2040, underscoring a widening gap between electrification targets and the infrastructure required to support them.
Fluence Energy’s evaluation of India as a battery energy storage system manufacturing hub confronts a market paradox: ambitious capacity projections…
The distinction between hydrogen concentration and hydrogen accumulation in subsurface systems represents the central engineering challenge facing natural hydrogen commercialization,…
French infrastructure developer HDF Energy has committed to a $500 million investment pipeline across Vietnam’s energy and transport sectors, with…
Shanghai Electric and Siemens Deepen Alliance to Accelerate China’s Green Digital Grid
China’s grid investment is projected to exceed ¥3 trillion this decade as the country works toward its dual-carbon goals, and the latest agreement between Shanghai Electric and Siemens positions both companies to capture a share of that momentum.
Germany’s decision to allocate €273 million to BMW’s Hy2Move program comes at a moment when the European Union is intensifying support for hydrogen technologies, more than €1.4 billion has already been committed through the IPCEI Hydrogen framework.
How an Austrian media executive ignored the “experts,” bought a car online in 2014, and accidentally became an electric mobility…
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