- MOL-Led Consortium Studies Green Hydrogen Exports From New Zealand to Japan
- PPC Group and METLEN Form JV to Develop 1.5 GW Battery Storage Portfolio
- Washington Appoints Circular Action Alliance to Run Producer-Funded Recycling Program
- EU Industrial Accelerator Act Links Green Hydrogen Subsidies to Domestic Electrolyser Manufacturing
Browsing: Europe
Vallourec has started its membership in the Hydrogen Council. This collaboration signals Vallourec’s dedication to advancing the hydrogen sector, underscoring its role in the energy transition towards cleaner solutions.
Europe’s investment in a hydrogen-capable infrastructure network, from pipelines to power plants, is gaining momentum. With 12 projects earmarked to convert or expand LNG terminals to import hydrogen derivatives and the proposal of 50,165 kilometers of hydrogen pipelines, this endeavor represents a significant energy transition.
Imagine the urgency of addressing Europe’s energy transition with a budget initially set at 850 million euros—now elevated to 1.25…
Unlocking the Future: Strategies for Cost-Effective Energy Storage in Electricity Market
The shift towards renewable energy and storage solutions like Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) and Energy Storage (ES) is transforming the electricity landscape at an unprecedented pace.
The UK’s energy transition faces a critical challenge: balancing the intermittent nature of renewable energy with the need for reliable, low-carbon power.
A recent five-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) between Fortum and P2X Solutions underscores the growing momentum behind hydrogen technology.
Root-Power has been granted planning permission to develop a new battery storage facility by the local UK authorities.
Blykalla and Höganäs, two prominent companies, have joined forces to develop advanced materials for small modular nuclear reactors.
Europe’s Hydrogen Ambitions in 2025: Scaling Up Amid Regulatory and Financial Challenges
Europe’s hydrogen industry entered 2024 with optimism, dubbing it the “year for action.” Yet, despite notable achievements—such as major projects reaching final investment decisions (FIDs), EU policy updates, and significant funding announcements—progress has been slower than anticipated.
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that the government will soon launch a €1.3 billion direct subsidy scheme for hydrogen hubs, alongside €400 million in funding for green hydrogen projects that missed out on EU-wide auction subsidies.
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