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Europe’s green hydrogen strategy is rapidly becoming a foreign policy instrument, but the emerging network of partnerships with the Middle East, North Africa and Sub Saharan Africa remains far smaller and less institutionalized than the political rhetoric surrounding it suggests.

Fervo Energy raised 1.89 billion dollars in a single share sale in May, the largest climate tech listing of the…

A single demonstration facility processing 10,000 tonnes of retired wind and solar equipment a year sits against a projected 20…

The industry’s own numbers show why the debate over 100, 170, or 300 million tonnes by 2050 matters less than…

Europe’s electricity system is facing a temporary but highly visible test of its ability to manage fast changes in renewable generation as Wednesday’s solar eclipse reduces photovoltaic output across parts of the continent.

The company frames its new agreements with SGS and a domestic membrane supplier as industrial refinement. The market data around…

Washington calls its steel and aluminum tariffs a national security necessity. Brussels calls its carbon border charge a climate safeguard.…

A claim that building 1 gigawatt-hour of utility-scale battery storage consumes roughly 450 gigawatt-hours of energy before it delivers a…

Stricter carbon accounting for electrolytic hydrogen does not necessarily undermine project economics, but it also does not ensure that subsidized hydrogen is genuinely low carbon, according to a new study from researchers at the University of Mannheim.

A market projected to grow nearly ninefold in a decade, from $1.01 billion this year to $8.81 billion by 2036…