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In a year where steel sector emissions remain under global scrutiny, ArcelorMittal—one of the world’s three largest steelmakers—has spent just 2.5% of its operating cash flow on decarbonization between 2021 and 2024, according to a new assessment by SteelWatch.

A hydrogen leak in one of the heat exchangers of the Loviisa nuclear power plant’s second unit has led to a reduction in generation capacity, forcing operator Fortum to cut output to 50%.

Geological hydrogen storage (GHS) is fast becoming a cornerstone for scalable, long-term hydrogen storage solutions, essential for a decarbonized energy system.

The European Union’s ambition to install 40 GW of green hydrogen electrolyser capacity and produce 10 million tonnes of hydrogen…

With hydrogen volumes projected to fall as low as 1 GW by 2030—down from earlier estimates of 4 GW—the Netherlands’…

As Europe’s energy capital seeks to pivot from oil to renewables, Aberdeen City Council has launched an ambitious proposal to…

When Statkraft announced the abrupt termination of its 40 MW Mo i Rana electrolyser order with Nel ASA, it underscored…

With €78 million in direct aid approved by the Andalusian government and a total investment of over €169 million, the…

With North American hydrogen project development facing rising capital intensity and inconsistent policy clarity, Charbone Hydrogen Corporation’s announcement of a…

As European energy markets grapple with tightening decarbonization mandates and post-crisis supply shocks, a strategic alignment between Masdar and OMV…