As the curtains fell on CES 2024, showcasing an array of language learning models, in-car AI assistants, and colossal infotainment displays, it was the resurgence of hydrogen and a renewed focus on fuel cell-powered passenger vehicles that emerged as a noteworthy, albeit understated, highlight.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released its 2023 annual renewables report, painting a less optimistic picture for green hydrogen than previous forecasts.
Bosch Group, a global engineering and technology powerhouse, is propelling itself into the forefront of sustainable energy solutions.
Hungary is gearing up for a future where hydrogen takes center stage as a dominant energy component.
Saudi Arabia, traditionally reliant on its oil and gas sector, is making strategic moves toward a hydrogen-centric future.
In a groundbreaking study presented at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, ManpowerGroup and Cepsa unveil the transformative potential of green molecules, forecasting the creation of 1.7 million new jobs and a surge of 145 billion euros in European GDP by 2040.
In a groundbreaking study led by Omani scientists, the spotlight is on the Sultanate’s vast potential to harness high-quality silica sand for cost-effective thermal energy storage.
To achieve the ambitious goals of a hydrogen society, understanding how hydrogen interacts with materials is crucial.
Germany’s ambitious goal of achieving 100% climate-neutral power production by 2035 is encountering obstacles as plans for a fleet of hydrogen power plants to complement wind turbines and solar panels face a budgetary squeeze and industry demands for cost-cutting.
A report from Policy Exchange is urging the UK government to champion the adoption of electrolysers in regions with heavily curtailed wind energy, unlocking the potential of otherwise wasted renewable power.
