The European Commission has given the green light to a Dutch scheme worth €246 million. This ambitious plan aims to bolster the production of renewable hydrogen, ultimately supporting the transition to a greener and more sustainable energy landscape.
The German government’s updated national hydrogen strategy has garnered praise from the German Wind Energy Association (BWO) for offering increased planning security for offshore wind projects.
Bosch, a prominent Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) supplier in the automotive industry, is stepping up its commitment to alternative fuels, particularly hydrogen.
Renewable energy has emerged as a potent force in the fight against climate change, with wind power leading the charge. As wind turbines dot landscapes worldwide, they not only generate electricity but also unlock a new realm of possibilities: producing green hydrogen.
In a recent move that sparked debates and discussions, Grant Shapps, the Energy Secretary, made a decisive call to abandon a planned trial that aimed to replace gas boilers in homes with hydrogen-based ones.
In a significant move towards bolstering the development of green hydrogen and green ammonia projects, Allianz Capital Partners, a leading asset manager, is acquiring a minority interest in Norwegian developer Fuella.
As the world shifts towards cleaner energy, the role of hydrogen as a backup for intermittent renewables is gaining prominence. Centrica’s CEO, Chris O’Shea, advocates for emissions-free hydrogen-fired generation to provide reliable, dispatchable, and climate-friendly electricity when renewable sources falter.
The future of hydrogen as a clean and sustainable energy source is gaining momentum, with renewable “green” hydrogen emerging as the frontrunner.
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) is making significant strides towards revolutionizing the aviation industry with its ambitious plans to introduce hydrogen-powered regional airliners by 2026.
The 14th Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM14) Meeting witnessed a groundbreaking joint declaration, uniting governments of 14 countries and the European Union under the CEM’s banner. Their collective goal is to fast-track international hydrogen trade and address barriers in the burgeoning hydrogen market.
