Global Clean-Energy Trade Rebounds to $479 Billion in 2025 Despite Tariffs and Geopolitical Turmoil: BloombergNEF 
Nordex Group secures new US orders totalling 484 MW 
Govt allocates Rs. 2.63B for clean energy 
Ingka Group acquires first solar parks in Spain 
RWE inaugurates three new wind farms in France 
MIT training students to resolve clean energy conflicts
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — As the United States injects hundreds of billions of dollars into clean energy through its signature climate...
A remote Alaskan Air Force base is getting a small nuclear reactor
On August 31, the Air Force announced that a California company called Oklo would design, construct, own, and operate a...
Harnessing Vehicle Wind Energy
In the pursuit of sustainable transportation, researchers and engineers have been exploring innovative ways to reduce the environmental impact of...
Toyota admits that its Mirai hydrogen cars have “not been successful”
Though it will be changing its focus to H2 commercial vehicles, it will be refining the tech for passenger vehicles.Toyota...
Construction of national hydrogen network officially kicks off in the Netherlands
Port of Rotterdam has commenced building the network.Construction of the national hydrogen network began at the end of October and,...
Clean Hydrogen Partnership to Promote Electrolyzers
– In a collaborative effort, SK E&S, Plug Power, K-Water and SK Plug Hyverse have signed an ‘MOU aimed at...
Hydrogen momentum in cold storage
Hydrogen fuel cells have always held appeal as the power source for lift truck fleets used in cold storage environments....
Japan and South Korea to join forces on procurement of clean hydrogen and ammonia in bid to reduce costs: report
Japan and South Korea will next week announce a plan to join forces on the procurement of clean hydrogen and...
Can ammonia be used directly instead of hydrogen in industrial heat applications? Trial suggests answer is ‘no’
German metals firm Aurubis has tested co-firing ammonia with natural gas to process copper into wire rods — and found...
‘Significant concentrations’ of natural hydrogen detected at Australia’s first exploration well — raising hopes of world-first commercial exploitation
An Australian company hoping to find the world’s first commercially exploitable reserves of naturally occurring hydrogen has said that it...
ANALYSIS | ‘Yes, we should prioritise green hydrogen use in hard-to-abate sectors, but we also have to be pragmatic’
A consensus is emerging that, as green hydrogen will remain expensive for at least the next decade or more, its...
INTERVIEW | Green hydrogen breakthrough? Stiesdal’s ultra-low-cost, highly efficient electrolyser begins commercial operation
A new highly efficient, ultra-low-cost 3MW alkaline electrolyser that could significantly reduce the cost of green hydrogen production has begun...
