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A staggering challenge underlies this transition: conventional hydrogen production methods, responsible for over 800 million tons of CO₂ emissions annually, starkly contrast the clean potential hydrogen is touted for.
CaetanoBus has delivered the first 10 electric hydrogen-powered buses to EMT Madrid by late December. These buses are now ready to begin operations in the Spanish capital.
According to Wood Mackenzie, 2025 is set to be a pivotal year for the low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia sectors, following modest progress in the previous year.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing a €25 million loan to Resato Hydrogen Technology, a Dutch company that specializes in hydrogen refuelling stations.
JCB, a leading construction equipment manufacturer, has received official approvals for its innovative hydrogen engine across ten European nations, marking a significant breakthrough for green technology in the construction industry.
A significant agreement has been reached by Conrad Energy and KX Power to boost the efficiency of the Lincolnshire Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
Energie AG, a leading utility company, is taking significant steps toward converting natural gas pipelines to hydrogen pipelines in Austria.
The recent incident at the Optymo depot in Danjoutin involved the destruction of seven hydrogen-powered buses due to a fire.…
Shell recently announced a strategic pivot, prioritizing its 200MW green hydrogen project in the Netherlands.
Germany has made significant progress in its transition towards a sustainable energy future. The Energiewende, or energy transition, has seen Germany reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 48 percent since 1990, achieving a 3 percent reduction year-on-year in 2024 to 656 million metric tons of CO2 equivalents.
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