A seismic shift in the UK’s hydrogen market is underway following the government’s decision to remove the Climate Change Levy (CCL) on electricity used for electrolysis.
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Global renewable energy capacity witnessed an unprecedented surge in 2023, adding a staggering 510GW – a near 50% increase year-on-year…
In the context of ongoing explorations in the Mid-West USA, HyTerra Limited has unveiled noteworthy data from the Hoarty NE3 well at the Geneva Project, Nebraska.
Amid mounting pressures to reduce carbon footprints and enhance energy resilience, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently reiterated its…
The promise of green hydrogen has received a significant boost with the introduction of the 45V hydrogen production tax credit,…
At the end of 2024, renewable energy had dramatically increased its share of the global power capacity, reaching an unprecedented 46%.
In a revealing moment at the Airbus Summit in Toulouse, Airbus, the world’s largest airplane manufacturer, has highlighted the potential…
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.
A recent evaluation of the European Union’s hydrogen strategy showcases a complex landscape where optimism meets hard-edged realism. The EU’s…
