The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) was established in 2012 with the goal of improving the competitiveness of renewable energy technologies and increasing the supply of renewable energy. This goal has since been broadened, and the agency’s mandate has now been expanded.
According to reports, Japan’s government wants to lead the world in hydrogen use, which does not release carbon dioxide, by building safety technologies and rapidly developing systems and facilities.
The two Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) teams and their industry collaborators will use the safe energy storage potential of boron nitride nanosheets and the unique biological features of silk to achieve their goals.
Hans Olof Nilsson, a Swedish sexagenarian, has created the world’s first completely self-sufficient house, powered by the sun and hydrogen, in the outskirts of Gothenburg, Sweden.
The Hungarian government has declared its support for various projects aimed at transforming excess electricity into gas energy. The “Aquamarine” project, which comprises a hydrogen plant in an underground gas storage facility owned by Hungarian Gas Storage, was one of the winning bidders.
Ampcontrol has signed new strategic cooperation and collaboration agreement with LAVO, an emerging hydrogen firm, and Boundary Power, a standalone power system company.
Australia and the United Kingdom will work together to make low emissions technologies globally scalable and commercially viable.
Empati, an artificial intelligence startup, aims to investigate the viability of employing distributed green hydrogen generation to fuel vehicle fleets.…
Lloyd’s of London is to offer insurance products for electric vehicles and hydrogen as part of its efforts to address climate change.
AB Igrene has signed an agreement to use technology developed by Proton Technology for conversion of hydrocarbons to hydrogen directly downhole without emitting any greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.
