Wood cracking on with studies to accelerate UK hydrogen rollout
Wood (LON: WG) is working with gas distribution company SGN to accelerate the rollout of hydrogen transmission infrastructure in the UK.
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Infinite geothermal energy puts Iceland in vanguard of drive to net zero
Set in the heart of the unforgiving North Atlantic Ocean, some 175 miles away from its nearest neighbour, Iceland is on the front line of efforts to collar climate change, in all senses.
Startup profile: EcoSmart Solution
EcoSmart Solution has developed a technology that leverages Earth’s consistent subterranean temperatures to create zero-energy-capable communities.
Coal phaseout: G7 leaders avert ammonia dystopia
G7 energy ministers narrowly avoided endorsing ammonia-coal co-firing as a legitimate pathway to decarbonise electricity generation. Seb Kennedy, head of data insights at climate analytics non-profit TransitionZero, explains why this technology is an expensive and wasteful climate non-solution.
Canada to step up investment in race for green transition
The Government of Canada has published its 2023 Budget, where it has proposed investments and tax credits to build a competitive domestic net zero economy.
Singapore moves ahead with plan to import clean energy
Singapore took further steps toward its goal of sourcing renewable power abroad by inking agreements with Indonesia and Cambodia.
UK Spring Budget: a missed opportunity for the net zero economy
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has delivered his Spring Budget, which may disappoint those who wanted to see more support for the UK’s net zero economy.
UK labels nuclear power ‘green’ to attract climate-friendly capital
Britain will classify nuclear power as “environmentally sustainable” as the government tries to attract billions of pounds of private capital to the sector.
Excess heat is world’s largest untapped source of clean energy
The use of excess heat could save the EU up to nearly €70 billion a year and cut energy use by 30 million barrels of oil and 650 billion cubic metres of natural gas.
Turbine makers ‘struggling to achieve profitability’ as inflation, costs bite
A new report from Moody’s finds that wind turbine manufacturers are struggling with margins, despite buoyant long-term forecasts for the sector.