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Take 5 with Björn Aronsson, Managing Director of Hydrogen Sweden, as he discusses what’s next for the public-private partnership and why he’s so excited about the potential of hydrogen in the clean energy transition.

Saturday 10th August 2019: Energy Observer arrived on the island of Spitsbergen in the Svalbard Archipelago at 78° north latitude, powered solely by renewable energies and hydrogen. A historic challenge and a world first.

Something is going on in a little town in Sweden that has the potential to change how the world understands and embraces sustainable energy generation for homes, housing estates, disconnected communities, city council buildings, schools...

In 2016, SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall joined forces to create HYBRIT – an initiative that endeavours to revolutionise steelmaking.

It’s an exciting time for PowerCell Sweden following the inauguration of its fuel cell laboratory and recent collaboration with German auto supplier Bosch to jointly mass produce hydrogen fuel cells for the automotive segment.

Making the impossible, possible, is the mantra of a visionary that has broken ground in creating a one-stop-shop for off-grid energy solutions, as Joanna Sampson and Rob Cockerill discover in an interview with Nilsson Energy...

Climate change is the defining challenge of this generation, according to the UN, and one of the most complex issues we face today, if you ask NASA.

Turn the clock back a decade, and a very different mindset existed where the idea of a hydrogen economy was concerned. Today, however, there is conviction and realisation. The time is now for a hydrogen...

Hydrogen production based on wind power can already be commercially viable today. Until now, it was generally assumed that this environmentally friendly Power-to-Gas technology could not be implemented profitably.

Hydrogen can be a central pillar for the long-term storage of renewable electricity production and both fossil and renewable production routes for hydrogen will most probably grow in parallel.