Geoscientists are unearthing a promising new source of clean energy that lies not in the sun or wind, but beneath our feet. Natural hydrogen, a naturally occurring form of this versatile element, is generating excitement in the energy sector for its potential to revolutionize how we power our world.
The UK and Scottish governments have unveiled plans to transform the decommissioned Chapelcross nuclear site into a green energy hub.
As the world’s eyes are fixed on the 2024 Paris Olympics, Toyota has seized the opportunity to promote hydrogen as a key component of its vision for a zero-emission future.
ATCO Australia recently announced a significant achievement in the realm of renewable energy, blending up to 10% hydrogen into the natural gas distribution network serving approximately 3,000 homes in the City of Cockburn, Western Australia.
The Murchison Green Hydrogen (MGH) project has recently been awarded Major Project Status by the Hon. Ed Husic MP, Minister for Industry and Sciences.
In an era where the world grapples with rising fuel costs, stringent environmental regulations, and the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions, our groundbreaking green hydrogen technology stands out as a transformative innovation.
Elon Musk’s social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has initiated legal action against several companies, including Danish renewable energy and green hydrogen developer Ørsted.
As the world moves away from coal, gas, and oil, the focus has shifted to clean energy sources. Hydrogen, with its potential for various applications, stands out among renewable options.
AustriaEnergy International GmbH has submited the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for what is touted as Chile’s largest project in hydrogen sector.
State Secretary for the Environment Dr. Andre Baumann inaugurated the SmartBio-H2-BW biorefinery in Rheinfelden, Baden.
