To support the green hydrogen economy, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the World Economic Forum have launched a series of enabling measures roadmaps for green hydrogen at COP26.
As a first timer to the event, COP26 in Glasgow has, so-far, certainly been enlightening.
A total of five hydrogen industry associations have today (Nov 5) collectively called on participating nations and world leaders of COP26 for clarity on policy to support investment in hydrogen.
Enertrag welcomed a Uruguayan delegation to its Uckermark, Germany, renewable power plant as the company showcased the potential of green hydrogen production and its exportation.
Climate change is now viewed not only as one of the greatest threats to the environment, but also to economic and energy security. In 2020, there were 22 reported separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters...
Hydrogen will play a central role in a new partnership agreement by the European Commission, European Investment Bank (EIB), and Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy.
Within the next decade, global demand for renewable and low carbon hydrogen could grow by 50%, and by 2050 hydrogen could contribute to over 20% of global carbon abatement.
Over 40 International world leaders have today (Nov 12) backed the Glasgow Breakthrough Agenda presented at COP26 which includes a specific pillar focus on hydrogen.
Governor Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania has revealed the intention to award $9.5m to reduce diesel emissions and transition to cleaner transportation solutions such as hydrogen.
A new Emirati-German Taskforce for hydrogen and synthetic fuels has been revealed today (Nov 2) as the two countries expand cooperation in green hydrogen and accelerate its production.
