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Fuel Cells
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8 July 2020 News
Air Products announces $5bn renewable hydrogen to ammonia investment
Air Products has announced a $5bn joint investment in a hydrogen and ammonia production plant in Saudi Arabia, powered by 4GW of renewable energy.
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8 July 2020 Analysis
From blue to green: hydrogen’s own energy transition
While the goal may be green hydrogen from renewable power, blue hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture and storage will be a cheaper, faster way to reduce industrial emissions...
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2 July 2020 Analysis
Hydrogen is the next renewables story
A climate neutral energy system requires green hydrogen made from renewables to transport and store clean power, and take it into other sectors such as industry and transport. Europe is...
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1 July 2020 News
Equinor to build CCS-based “blue” hydrogen plant in the UK
Equinor has announced its intention to build a large environmentally-friendly “blue” hydrogen facility in Hull, UK.
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17 June 2020 Analysis
How will global green recovery stimuli help decarbonisation?
Coronavirus recovery plans across the world are set to benefit green energy. The first announced plans have massive investments in store for hydrogen, electric vehicles and infrastructure works.
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13 May 2020 News
Delmarva Power selects Sunverge for VPP project in Maryland
Exelon-subsidiary Delmarva Power has selected Sunverge for a proposed behind-the-metre virtual power plant (VPP) project in Maryland.
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13 May 2020 News
Siemens Gamesa to deliver hybrid plant in Philippines
Siemens Gamesa is set to deliver a hybrid energy project in Puerto Galera on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines.
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13 May 2020 News
Report: clean energy technologies could be unaffected by Covid-19
Law firm Ashurst has released a report into a number of emerging technologies in the energy sector, such as electric vehicles and battery storage, highlighting key trends across the power...
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20 March 2020 Comment
Coronavirus outbreak to impact China’s battery storage production
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak has caused a slowdown of China’s economic growth, and with China being a global manufacturing hub, is having a negative impact on the world economic...
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13 March 2020 News
RHI was not caused by malicious intent: NI public inquiry
An independent public inquiry chaired by retired judge Sir Patrick Coghlin has revealed today its findings on Northern Ireland’s non-domestic Renewable Heat Scheme (RHI).