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Energy transition news from Europe: hydrogen, storage, grids, nuclear and policy in the EU, UK and wider region.
According to a new study, nearly half of global customers would consider using hydrogen energy in their homes.
Marks a milestone for energy transition through hydrogen technologies
Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) offers a more cost-effective, readily available solution for decarbonizing the steel industry in Europe than clean hydrogen, steel producer ArcelorMittal’s head of strategy David Clarke said May 17.
Ørsted has started the onsite construction work on the H2RES project in Copenhagen
“Hydrogen could be the central element of an integrated and efficient energy system of the future, free of fossil fuels”
The hydrogen engine developed by JCB is naturally aimed at its own off-highway applications, but after successful initial trials in excavators
The testing period in Belgium is part of the Hydrolog project, which is led by the Flanders Institute for Logistics (VIL), and the results will be used to further develop the concept tractor.
The EU Commission-initiated alliance is Europe’s leading initiative for developing a sustainable hydrogen economy.
Some “green” reforms are included in the plan, such as promoting the phase-out of coal from the energy mix and increasing the contribution of renewable energy, as well as support for the production of hydrogen and batteries and a reform of the electricity market.
Daimler Trucks has chosen Air Liquide to refuel the liquid hydrogen-powered heavy duty trucks, and as part of the agreement, the company will develop a new refueling system.
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