Government announces £20 million for local smart energy projects
The UK government has today announced a £90 million investment package for projects focused on reducing emissions from heavy industry and homes.
Articles tagged with: hydrogen
Electrification of transport could cut its emissions by 60% by 2050, says BNEF
The electrification of transport, buildings and industrial sectors in Europe could cut greenhouse gas emissions of those sectors by 60% between 2020 and 2050, according to a new report.
Transport decarbonisation having a ‘fundamental impact’ as Shell bids for leading position
Shell is “determined to lead” the transformation of mobility, its vice president of global accounts and business, Patrick Carré has said.
AI scheme will mine clean power data to slash hydrogen production costs
Open Energi has partnered ITM Power to use AI for the optimisation of hydrogen production through use of clean electricity.
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Hydrogen: the key to a zero-carbon energy system
Chris de Beer, hydrogen leader at Mott MacDonald, discusses the pivotal role hydrogen could play in a possible zero-carbon energy system.
Drax, Equinor, National Grid partner for zero-carbon power stations plan
Drax, Equinor and National Grid’s Ventures arm have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on zero-carbon power stations in the UK.
Excess renewables could fuel surge in power-to-gas systems, report finds
The UK’s power system could become greener and more efficient if excess generation, typically from renewable sources, was used to create hydrogen.
The €32 million (US$36 million) Hydrogen Mobility Europe programme was launched today, with Germany, the UK, the Scandinavian countries and France signing up with the aim of expanding hydrogen refuelling station coverage across the continent. Andy Colthorpe speaks to one of the companies behind the project and power-to-gas energy expert Christopher Hebling of Fraunhofer ISE about this “modern fairytale” technology.