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By 2050, Europe must be the first climate-neutral continent, according to the European Commission’s Green Deal.
Storage, batteries, hydrogen: when can they replace natural gas as a backup technology?
All politicians and scientists agree on one thing: Germany is an energy importer.
The yearly output capacity of hydrogen electrolyzers should absolutely expand (+8,000 percent) from 1.3 GW at the end of this year to 104.6 GW in 2031, exceeding prior predictions that reported building beginnings.
The Ocean Conservancy and its colleagues at UMAS released a new paper titled “Future Maritime Fuels in the United States…
Nuclear energy, hydrogen, biomass. The climate and energy debate has a whole series of hot topics.
Up to 10,000 employment might be created as a result of the growth of industrial value chains
A research team from the University of Alberta is collaborating with a Calgary energy company to extract hydrogen and high-demand…
Two recent British studies suggest that releasing huge amounts of hydrogen into the atmosphere can contribute to global warming (indirectly) to some extent.
Australia’s plan to export green hydrogen collides with abundant sun and wind in Japan.
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