The race to a sustainable and net-zero carbon future is gaining momentum, with groundbreaking innovations emerging to tackle greenhouse gas emissions. In a significant step towards decarbonization, a Belfast-based firm, CATAGEN, has been awarded £4.9 million in funding from the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).
As the world intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, the maritime industry faces increasing pressure to reduce its significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions, amounting to nearly 3% of the total. In this pursuit of a greener future, the integration of hydrogen and fuel cells emerges as a game-changing solution that could revolutionize ship propulsion and drive decarbonization.
Pure Hydrogen, a leading developer of clean energy solutions, has announced its acquisition of a majority stake in HDrive International.
Australian Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, and the UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Grant Shapps, unveiled a pioneering joint initiative.
As the global push for decarbonization gains momentum, South Australia is taking bold steps towards greener energy solutions without disconnecting gas networks. Premier Peter Malinauskas believes that further blending hydrogen into the gas network holds the key to decarbonizing the state’s energy landscape.
Provaris, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, is forging ahead with its ambitious plan to build green hydrogen production and export infrastructure on the picturesque Tiwi Islands.
Hydrogen Elektriske Byggeplasser AS (HEB) has long been committed to finding eco-friendly solutions for construction sites, and their ambitions to establish a hydrogen filling station are coming to fruition with the aid of Hynion.
In the quest for a sustainable future, renewable energy solutions have become the cornerstone of our global energy transition. Among these solutions, hydrogen has emerged as a promising tool for decarbonization, particularly in hard-to-abate sectors.
Mercury Renewables, a leading sustainable energy company, has announced ambitious plans for a €200 million hydrogen plant, accompanied by an associated wind farm.
In recent times, the world has been fervently seeking sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives to meet its energy demands. The southern Indian state of Kerala has emerged as a hotbed of innovation, as it receives exciting proposals from two major companies intending to establish green hydrogen and green ammonia production plants.
