Browsing: Europe

In a high-level diplomatic meeting, Egypt and Sweden outlined a joint roadmap for renewable integration, energy storage, and cross-border grid interconnection—yet critical challenges remain.

The opening of Europe’s most powerful hydrogen refuelling station in Düsseldorf, with a daily capacity of 5 tonnes, marks a new phase in Germany’s effort to scale hydrogen mobility.

As Germany scrambles to secure scalable sources of low-carbon hydrogen, a new joint initiative between thyssenkrupp Uhde and Uniper signals a pivot to ammonia cracking as a viable solution.

ABB’s new Battery Energy Storage Systems-as-a-Service (BESS-as-a-Service) model represents a strategic shift toward OpEx-based clean technology adoption, targeting the commercial and industrial (C&I) segments that remain underpenetrated despite significant decarbonization pressure.

As the global conversation around decarbonization intensifies, hydrogen emerges as a pivotal player. However, its successful integration into industrial sectors…

Europe’s plan to scale up clean hydrogen—targeting 10 million tonnes of domestic production and 10 million tonnes of imports by…

With the Netherlands projected to import up to 3.36 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2040, a new analysis from Aurora Energy Research suggests that Northeast Brazil may hold the key to bridging Europe’s widening hydrogen supply gap.

On 20 February 2025, the European Commission closed its IF24 renewable hydrogen auction after attracting 61 bids across 11 Member States requesting…

Germany and the Netherlands have committed €600 million to a joint tender aimed at jumpstarting renewable hydrogen imports into Northwest Europe.

BP has exited its joint development of the 250MW H2-Fifty project in the Port of Rotterdam—a decision that signals both strategic recalibration and the financial headwinds confronting early-stage electrolytic hydrogen ventures. HyCC, BP’s former partner, will instead pursue a similarly sized standalone project, H2Next, shifting timelines and partnerships but retaining ambition in Europe’s largest port.