According to recent projections, the world requires an immense 500 TWh of energy storage to support a fully decarbonized global population of ten billion people.
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In a bold move to consolidate Denmark’s position as a leader in the global green energy revolution, the Danish Government has unveiled a suite of new initiatives aimed at expanding its offshore wind capabilities and establishing a green hydrogen market.
Norway’s recent policy shift in the energy sector marks a pivotal moment for both the national and regional electricity grid dynamics.
The European Union is making a decisive advancement in its quest for a more sustainable and climate-neutral future by supporting the “Hydrogen Industrial Inland Valley Austria” initiative.
Bosch recently reported a significant decrease in profits, with a one-third drop in earnings before interest and taxes, bringing the total to 3.2 billion euros.
Germany’s ambition to become a climate-neutral utopia has faced another setback. Hydrogen trains, meant to replace diesel trains, have been unreliable.
The German state of Hesse plans a new hydrogen pipeline network spanning 280 kilometers. This project is projected to cost up to €300 million.
Hydrogen Rainmakers Poland, supported by Scherpe Tanden, is inviting submissions of non-binding letters of interest (LoI) for its upcoming 20 MW hydrogen electrolyser project in Szklary-Huta, Lower Silesia.
Evonik Industries is collaborating with VoltH2 to enhance green hydrogen production at the Delfzijl chemical park in the Netherlands.
Hungary has taken a significant step towards enhancing its energy sector by partnering with the United Kingdom to develop small modular nuclear reactors.
