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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

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Ukraine’s Renewable Vanguard: Energizing Europe Amidst Turmoil

Ukraine is transforming its energy infrastructure with a focus on renewable sources, notably wind and solar power, despite ongoing global tensions and internal challenges. Industry leaders like Elementum Energy and DTEK are spearheading projects that aim to significantly expand Ukraine’s renewable capacity,

February 28, 2025

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The Hydrogen Revolution: Why America Could Become the Next Energy Powerhouse

The U.S. is on the brink of becoming a leader in global hydrogen production, leveraging renewable resources to shape the energy future. StormFisher Hydrogen and Hy24 aim to position the U.S. as a major exporter of green hydrogen, catering to European and

February 28, 2025

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Adani Green Energy Shatters Records, Builds the World’s Largest Solar Plant

Adani Green Energy has surpassed 12,000 MW of green energy capacity, becoming India’s largest renewable energy player. The portfolio includes 8,347.5 MW of solar power, 1,651 MW of wind energy, and innovative hybrid projects. This capacity can power over 6.2 million homes

February 28, 2025

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The Billion-Pound Dilemma: Can Drax’s Wood-Burning Ways Continue?

Drax, a prominent power station in North Yorkshire, faces significant criticism despite receiving over £800 million in subsidies for its “green” biomass energy production. The station uses wood pellets, a method contested for its true environmental impact, prompting debates over its characterization

February 28, 2025

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Europe’s Ambitious Decarbonization Plan: A Promise Wrapped in Urgency

The European Commission’s Clean Industrial Deal aims to propel Europe towards a sustainable industrial future by promoting innovation and reducing carbon footprints. Hydrogen is pivotal in Europe’s clean energy transformation, with projects like Denmark’s BrintØ Green Hydrogen Island and Germany’s Aqua Ventus

February 28, 2025

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Against the Wind: Taiwan’s Struggle to Harness Renewable Energy

Taiwan aims to significantly enhance its renewable energy sources by harnessing offshore wind power and solar energy, despite facing regulatory and logistical challenges. Progress toward renewable energy targets has been slow, prompting Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs to lower its ambitions, reflecting

February 28, 2025

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Meet the Architect Shaping the Future of Hydrogen Safety

Santa Barbara is becoming a hub for innovation in hydrogen pipeline technology, spearheaded by Peter Miller at H2C Safety Pipe, Inc. Peter Miller, with over 30 years in environmental advocacy, is focused on reducing hydrogen leakage to maximize safety and ecological benefits.

February 28, 2025

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Why Blaming Renewables for Energy Costs Misses the Mark—and What Really Needs Fixing

Rising energy costs are often mistakenly attributed to renewable energy sources, though they provide a stable path to lower costs and environmental benefits. Fossil fuels contribute to fluctuating prices, while renewables offer stability due to decreasing costs and consistent output. PJM, the

February 28, 2025

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Washington’s Energy Game: The Tug of War Over Renewable Progress

A key energy policy forum was hosted by the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) in Washington. ACORE’s CEO, Ray Long, emphasized collaboration with President Trump to improve energy affordability and security. The potential dismantling of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is

February 27, 2025

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The Green Revolution Stalls: Europe’s Hydrogen Dream Faces New Challenges

Europe’s initial optimism for green hydrogen faces economic challenges, impacting development pace. Oil giants like TotalEnergies, BP, and Shell remain invested, leveraging existing and new projects. TotalEnergies plans green hydrogen integration with coastal assets, emphasizing practical applications. BP and Shell pursue significant

February 27, 2025