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France makes 44 GW solar target official Today’s edition of the Official Journal of the French Republic featured two long-awaited decrees: One concerning the multi-year energy program and another on national carbon budgets and the state’s low-carbon strategy.
Joël Spaes
Apr 23, 2020
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Would solar decarbonize French energy – or just replace nuclear? A thinktank has studied whether increased solar energy would contribute significantly to reducing the carbon footprint of the French and European electricity systems in an attempt to respond to a common French refrain the nation needs no further decarbonization of energy because it has nuclear power.
Catherine Rollet
Apr 16, 2020
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Bringing green hydrogen to market German companies Uniper and Siemens will cooperate on joint projects to advance the use of green hydrogen and sector coupling. Conventional, gas-fired hydrogen production plants will be gradually transformed as part of the initiative.
Sandra Enkhardt
Apr 09, 2020
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Australian researchers enhance clean hydrogen electrolysis Griffith University scientists have unlocked a catalytic process to enhance the breakdown of water into hydrogen and oxygen and bring Australia a step nearer clean, efficient hydrogen fuel.
Marija Maisch
Apr 09, 2020
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South Korea’s president makes zero-carbon economy election pledge For the first time ever, President Moon Jae-in’s ruling Democratic Party has vowed to achieve a zero-carbon economy, just weeks ahead of the April 15 legislative election.
Marian Willuhn
Mar 27, 2020
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Green hydrogen can power green Alpine tourism An Austrian consortium has developed a hydrogen generation, storage and fueling station along with fuel cell-propelled snowmobiles. The team was so certain of the readiness of the solution they launched it during an FIS World Cup skiing event.
Marian Willuhn
Mar 26, 2020
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A power-to-gas system integrating co-electrolysis and methanation Researchers in Italy extensively analyzed four different configurations of their proposed system to assess its potential, including under non-optimal, ‘off-design’ conditions and concluded that, for now, subsidies would still be required for the commercial production of synthetic natural gas.
Emiliano Bellini
Mar 26, 2020
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The sky’s the limit: How solar and storage can set a post-Covid-19 example The airline industry has been among the hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic; carriers are in ‘freefall’ as Glen Peters, research director at the Center for International Climate and Environment Research in Oslo recently wrote, with governments mulling stimulus packages for airline bailouts. How we react to the coronavirus outbreak is crucial for society as a whole and the solar and energy storage industries can lead the charge in rewriting the status quo.
Becky Beetz, Head of Content, pv magazine
Mar 23, 2020
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UK deals for vanadium redox flow merger and electric vehicles announced English partners appear to be in demand with a London-based vanadium flow supplier tying up with a U.S. partner just as an automotive design company in Coventry announces plans for electric and hydrogen vehicle production in the West Midlands.
Max Hall
Mar 17, 2020
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