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Ammonia production in Europe, largely reliant on hydrogen derived from fossil fuels, poses a significant challenge in meeting climate targets. The sector contributes to 27% of emissions from the European Union’s Emissions Trading System for the chemical sector.

Fortum’s recently concluded two-year feasibility study on new nuclear power—spanning small modular reactors (SMRs) and conventional large reactors—reveals a nuanced outlook: while nuclear could play a pivotal role in stabilizing the region’s energy mix, significant economic and regulatory hurdles remain.

The concept of lighter-than-air crafts, revitalized with contemporary technology, is the subject of a patent recently filed by ZeroAvia.

A recent evaluation of the European Union’s hydrogen strategy showcases a complex landscape where optimism meets hard-edged realism. The EU’s…

Asturias, a northern Spanish region with ambitions to become a hub for green hydrogen production, has lost two critical projects…

A staggering one billion euros invested in Holland Hydrogen I, the centerpiece of Rotterdam’s green energy strategy, now stands threatened…

As India pursues its energy transition goals, Fraunhofer IEE has unveiled a promising new hydrogen microgrid platform, reflecting a significant step in achieving sustainable and reliable energy systems.

In the transition towards sustainable energy systems, the adoption of variable renewable energy sources (VRES), such as wind and solar, is imperative.

The Górnośląsko-Zagłębiowska Metropolia in Poland has announced a tender for the purchase of electric buses and chargers under the Hydrogen GZM and Green Transport GZM Phase II project.

In 2024, global energy demand increased by 2.2%, surpassing the average growth rate of the past decade. This dramatic rise was led by a surge in electricity consumption, which increased by 4.3%, more than double the rate of global GDP growth.