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Is white hydrogen energy-intensive?

White hydrogen is the newest hydrogen denotes hydrogen occurring naturally in reservoirs in the Earth’s crust as a free gas not combined with other elements. Its presence has been known for a long time. But no one believed the reservoirs were numerous enough or large enough to bother extracting. That thinking has changed, and there

TERI, Shell report calls India to develop low-carbon alternatives

A joint report by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and Shell titled “India transforming to a net-zero emission energy system: A call to action to 2030” has highlighted the need for increasing electrification in ‘energy end use’ sectors and meeting electricity demand increasingly from non-fossil sources. These are among other measures that India should

Green Hydrogen
Egypt to promote green hydrogen

Egypt’s cabinet granted approval to a draft law aimed at boosting green hydrogen projects and their related ventures. The legislation applies to projects involved in the production of green hydrogen and its various by-products, provided that agreements are reached within five years of the law’s implementation. The law encompasses a wide array of initiatives, including

Gujarat gives nod land allocation for green hydrogen projects

The government of Gujarat has approved a draft land allocation policy for green hydrogen projects, with land parcels totalling 1.99 lakh hectare set aside for five major industrial houses. The move comes as India pushes towards a major transition to green hydrogen production, with the government also preparing an incentive policy to encourage its production.

Biofuel crops grown on EU land obstacle to tackling climate change: T&E Report

Europe currently wastes land the size of Ireland on crops for biofuels which are an obstacle to tackling climate change and food security, a new study commissioned by Transport & Environment claims. The study says that this land could be used to feed 120 million people or, if given back to nature, could absorb twice

Essar Group invests in low-carbon energy projects

Essar Group announces the establishment of Essar Energy Transition to promote the development of the UK’s premier energy transition centre in North West England. For the next five years, EET expects to invest a total of US$3.6 billion in the development of various low-carbon energy transition projects, of which US$2.4 billion will be spent on

Record high fossil fuel consumption subsidies in 2022

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), worldwide subsidies for fossil fuel consumption increased dramatically in 2022, surpassing $1 trillion for the first time. This surge in subsidies was caused by energy market turbulence, which led to international fuel prices soaring well above what many consumers paid. Consumption subsidies are energy price cuts for consumers,

Advent Technologies and to develop a marine fuel cell solution

Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc. announced a new marine collaboration with a globally renowned energy technology company, offering sustainable solutions across the entire energy value chain. Advent and its partner will work together to develop a 50kW–500kW marine fuel cell solution for a range of superyachts, which will provide a sustainable and reliable source of auxiliary

Renewable Energy
Denmark suspends renewable energy projects

The Danish Energy Agency has suspended the processing of offshore wind turbine projects and other renewable energy projects under its so-called open-door scheme as it awaits clarification from the European Union on a number of legal issues. How the projects have been awarded might be breaking EU laws, the agency explained. Tags: Denmark, Energy, Projects,

Researchers at IITG working on developing sustainable future

The School of Energy Science and Engineering, Dept of Chemical Engineering, Dept of Bioscience and Bioengineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG) are working actively to make a major contribution to building a sustainable future. Under the Microalgae Biorefinery Model, multiple research projects are underway on Renewable and Sustainable Energy. The rapid depletion

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