The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that 1,600 GW of renewable energy projects—equivalent to five times the current U.S. power grid’s capacity—are stranded in connection queues globally.
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Europe’s transport sector is set to save 20 million tonnes of CO2 this year, thanks to the rapid adoption of…
In 2026, a new regulatory landscape awaits the Netherlands as it aligns with the EU Renewable Energy Directive III (RED…
The Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has heralded an era of potential revolution in commercial transportation by unveiling a hydrogen internal…
The global race in hydrogen-powered vehicles is intensifying, with East Asia becoming a critical battleground. South Korea, Japan, and China…
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has introduced a pioneering solar-powered method that turns sewage sludge—a challenging residue from wastewater treatment—into usable green hydrogen and single-cell protein feed.
It may be unprecedented in financial history when the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, custodian of $1.6 trillion in assets, undertakes a substantial shift by subjecting 96% of its portfolio to natural capital risk assessment.
The aviation sector’s march towards sustainability is increasingly focused on the potential of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as a cornerstone…
As Australia shifts aggressively towards renewable energy, particularly with an emphasis on energy storage systems, its commercial ties with China are increasingly perceived as pivotal.
Legislation concerning small modular reactors (SMRs) recently underwent a first committee hearing, highlighting the critical discourse surrounding nuclear energy’s evolving role in meeting modern energy needs.
