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Revolutionary Hydrogen Tech to Transform Seawater into Clean Energy and Redefine Maritime Operations

The HydroPort project by Latent Drive, backed by a £630,000 Innovate UK grant, is pioneering the use of seawater for green hydrogen production on the Dorset coast. Central to the project is SeaStack technology, which utilizes a two-stage water-splitting process to extract

March 19, 2025

Green Energy·Infrastructure·Innovation·News·NIO·Technology

The Green Energy Revolution: A Danish Leap Forward in Hydrogen Production

A Danish firm, supported by Itochu and Osaka Gas, significantly advances sustainable energy by producing 3,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually. Green hydrogen is derived from renewable sources like wind and sun, offering a carbon-free alternative to fossil fuels crucial for decarbonizing

February 28, 2025

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Betting on a Greener Future: The Green Energy Stocks to Watch

Green energy stocks are gaining momentum among eco-conscious investors, highlighting their dual benefits of sustainability and financial growth. Darling Ingredients transforms bio-nutrients into essential products for various industries, showcasing global influence through market dynamics. Mercer International enhances sustainability by focusing on softwood

February 28, 2025

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Why Some Conservatives Are Rallying Behind Clean Energy Tax Credits

The Conservative Climate Leadership Conference aims to merge economic growth with environmental sustainability through clean energy initiatives. Conservatives are lobbying Republican lawmakers to protect essential clean energy tax credits, which are crucial for job creation and emissions reduction. The conference highlights the

February 28, 2025

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Is Hydrogen the Fuel of the Future or a Glimpse of Past Failures?

Hydrogen’s environmental impact is strongly influenced by production methods and emissions from its feedstock, overshadowing concerns about leakage and indirect warming. Replacing fossil fuel-based production with hydrogen can significantly reduce emissions in some sectors, such as a decrease of 800-1,400 kg CO₂

February 28, 2025

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Revolutionizing Steel: How Swedish Innovation Could Slash Carbon Emissions

HYBRIT, a collaboration between SSAB, LKAB, and Vattenfall, aims to revolutionize the steel industry by reducing carbon emissions and coal dependency. The project utilizes pioneering hydrogen storage techniques to achieve fossil-free steel production. The hydrogen storage pilot, located in a 100m³ cavern

February 28, 2025

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The Battle to Preserve America’s Clean Energy Future Amidst Rapid Economic Growth

America’s manufacturing sector is experiencing a renaissance, revitalizing domestic supply chains and creating jobs. Increased energy demands from technological innovations, like AI, highlight the urgent need for improved power infrastructure. Federal clean energy tax credits are crucial in supporting clean technology, ensuring

February 28, 2025

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The Unexpected Boost in Spain’s Green Revolution: A Game-Changer Unveiled

Madrid unveils an ambitious investment in green technology and sustainable infrastructure, marking a commitment to innovative environmental practices. The city’s plan is seen as a transformative vision for urban development in harmony with nature, integrating lush greenery and solar energy. Sara Aagesen,

February 28, 2025

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Solar Showdown: Maine’s Energy Debate Heats Up Over Net Energy Billing

Maine’s energy landscape is in turmoil over the net energy billing program, designed to promote solar and clean energy. Republicans argue the program inflates electric bills, straining budgets amid inflation; they call for legislative changes. Advocates defend solar energy’s benefits, stating it’s

February 28, 2025

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Ohio’s Innovative Transit Fleet Goes Green: Solar and Hydrogen Power Unite

SARTA is transforming its fleet with 22 hydrogen-powered buses, aiming for a greener transit system in Ohio. The initiative includes on-site solar-powered hydrogen production, reducing reliance on imported “gray” hydrogen. Key partners include Enbridge and the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, with

February 28, 2025

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Hawai‘i’s Energy Crossroads: Seizing the Chance for a Sustainable Future

Hawai‘i remains committed to clean energy, undeterred by the federal shift away from renewables. Governor Josh Green’s executive order facilitates renewable projects with same-day permitting and prioritizes green designs. Energy efficiency initiatives, like ENERGY STAR, have provided substantial savings, crucial for Hawai‘i

February 28, 2025