The European Commission has given the green light for a substantial investment of approximately €4.6 billion ($4.94 billion) by the German government to support 24
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In a significant stride towards bolstering the green hydrogen economy, Finland has celebrated the installation of its first industrial-scale electrolysis plant in Harjavalta. This milestone

In a major boost to the renewable energy sector, Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) has dedicated €3.53 billion to the
Wood, a global leader in consulting and engineering, is collaborating with INPEX CORPORATION to push forward decarbonization projects worldwide, marking significant strides in the fight

In a landmark move for the hydrogen fuel cell industry, GM and Honda have officially commenced commercial production at their joint venture facility, FCSM (Fuel
Future Proof Shipping (FPS), alongside the EU-funded Flagships project and the Interreg-funded ZEM Ports NS project, has proudly announced the launch of H2 Barge 2,

Hexagon Purus Maritime, a subsidiary fully owned by Hexagon Purus, is relocating to a new facility in Ålesund to accommodate the surging demand for its

Ingka Group, the principal retailer for IKEA, through its investment arm Ingka Investments, is making strides in renewable energy with an application for a permit

In an era where environmental skepticism and debate often overshadow progress, Bertrand Piccard, a name synonymous with adventure and ecological innovation, is charting a course
Spanish utility Naturgy Energy Group SA (BME:NTGY) and gas infrastructure firm Enagas SA (BME:ENG) are poised to secure a €42 million (USD 45.1 million) funding