Posts Tagged ‘GreenTech’
Portugal Emerges as a Future Green Hydrogen Powerhouse for Europe
Portugal is rapidly establishing itself as a major player in the green hydrogen (H₂) sector, positioning the country to become a vital supplier to mainland Europe in the coming decades.
Read MoreSpain Invests €1.2 Billion in Seven ‘Hydrogen Valleys’ to Power Net-Zero Future
Spain has announced a landmark €1.2 billion investment in seven ‘hydrogen valleys’ as part of its broader drive to become a European leader in renewable hydrogen and reach net-zero emissions.
Read MoreNuclear Energy and Net Zero: Weighing the Role of a Controversial Contender
As the UK and nations around the world race to meet net-zero targets, the conversation around sustainable energy sources is more vital than ever.
Read MoreWhite Hydrogen: The Untapped Clean Fuel Beneath Our Feet
In a discovery that could revolutionise the clean energy landscape, researchers from the University of Oxford, Durham University, and the University of Toronto have outlined a roadmap for finding and extracting natural, or “white,” hydrogen from beneath the Earth’s crust.
Read MoreFloating Solar: A Buoyant Future for Green Energy?
As the global race to net zero accelerates, the spotlight has shifted onto innovative and space-efficient renewable energy solutions. One such rising star is floating solar, the deployment of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on bodies of water, from reservoirs to offshore platforms.
Read MoreBook-and-Claim: A Critical Mechanism in the Green Energy Transition
The transition to renewable energy requires innovative approaches to overcome logistical and infrastructural constraints. One such approach is the book-and-claim system, a mechanism that allows companies to purchase environmental attributes of renewable energy separately from the physical electricity supply.
Read MoreRenewable Diesel Market in the UK and Europe
Renewable diesel, particularly hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), is gaining significant traction in the UK and Europe as a sustainable alternative to fossil diesel. This shift is driven by stringent environmental regulations, advancements in production technologies, and a collective commitment to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Read MoreHydrogen Gas in the UK: Supply, Quantities and Costs
The UK is actively developing its hydrogen economy, with numerous projects and suppliers providing hydrogen gas for industrial applications, fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), and internal combustion engines (ICEs) running on hydrogen.
Read MoreYamaha Motor’s Hydrogen Power Towards Carbon Neutrality
Yamaha Motor Company has embarked on an ambitious journey to develop a hydrogen-fueled 5.0-liter V8 engine for automobiles in collaboration with Toyota Motor Corporation.
Read MoreZeroAvia’s Strategic Path to Hydrogen-Electric Aviation
ZeroAvia, a pioneering company in hydrogen-electric aviation, has achieved a significant milestone with its 600kW hydrogen-electric propulsion system receiving a G-1 Issue Paper from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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