new Finland has set one of the most ambitious climate targets in the world, a legal obligation to reach carbon neutrality by 2035. It has made notable progress towards this target, deploying the first new nuclear reactor in Europe in over 15 years and achieving strong growth in wind generation. Thanks to the country’s efforts to advance its energy transition, Finland has the second lowest share of fossil fuels in the energy supply among IEA member countries. Finland is also focused on reducing reliance on Russian energy imports and ensuring secure access to energy by increasing imports from other countries, increasing domestic renewable energy production and improving energy efficiency. — IEA, 9h ago

new Energy accounts for 73 % of global greenhouse gas emissions, and 20 % of that energy is used in the form of electricity. That’s why we at Ørsted put so much focus on decarbonizing electricity: transforming the world’s energy systems to produce green electricity is a key lever in the fight against climate change. That’s not to disregard other emissions, but to take aim at decarbonising one of the biggest single sources of greenhouse gases. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new Europe is determined to become the world’s first climate neutral continent by 2050. To this end, replacing fossil fuels with renewable electricity is the single most important driver for decarbonization. This entails European power demand will grow by as much as 150% by 2050. — orsted.com, 8h ago

new The Danish energy and utilities sector is a pioneer in wind energy, bioenergy and energy efficiency, and has cut emissions by 58% since 1990. Through innovation and large-scale deployment of renewable energy infrastructure it has driven down the cost of green energy and displaces fossil fuels in the grid. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new While this puts focus on energy for reasons other than fighting climate change, the good news is that transitioning to renewable energy also dramatically reduces countries’ exposure to the volatilities of fossil fuel-based energy and increases energy independence. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new Following the Paris Agreement, rich countries have announced net-zero greenhouse gas emission targets for 2050. While this number might seem to be simply a step up from previous reduction targets, it profoundly changes the nature of the expected energy transition. Building on the Canadian Energy Outlook 2021, published by the Institut de l’énergie Trottier, Dr. Mousseau will discuss some of the challenges Canada faces when planning and executing this energy transition. — Gazette - Memorial University of Newfoundland, 2h ago

new Even so, carbon reductions are not happening fast enough in the power sector. In 2016, for instance, almost half of European power production came from fossil assets. In other sectors such as transport, industry and buildings, respectively making up 34, 18 and 16% of energy related emissions in Europe, change is even slower. With the current pace, it will prove difficult to reach the EU’s carbon reduction target for 2050. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new ..., which means that replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy is the main lever to combat climate change. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new The power sector currently accounts for about a quarter of total greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions in the United States. Decarbonizing the power sector is therefore critical to mitigating the impact of climate change. At the same time, increased frequency of extreme weather events combined with aging electric-power infrastructure is making the power system increasingly vulnerable to prolonged outages. The act provides funding across a wide range of stakeholders—including state, local, federal, utilities, and industries—and across the power value chain, from generation down to storage and emissions management, including clean energy, electric-grid improvements, carbon capture, and clean-hydrogen development. — McKinsey & Company, 8h ago

new The global transition to renewable energy is the best way for global economies to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and keep global temperature increase under 1.5°C. That's because renewable energy emits significantly fewer greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. According to a report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), over 90 % of the solutions in the global decarbonisation effort will involve renewable energy by 2050. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new However, there are multiple ways to increase climate action; feasible and cost-effective adaptation and mitigation measures are now available, the Report underlined. These include minimising the use of fossil fuels, alternative energy options (such as wind and solar), switching to electric vehicles, supporting public transport and active mobility in cities (such as walking and cycling), conservation and restoration of forest and other ecosystems and adaptive social safety nets such as weather and health insurance, among others. Many of these actions can complement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as listed by the United Nations in 2015 for countries to work towards. — The Wire, 7h ago

new SGD Pharma advances sustainability initiatives under three headings – people, environmental impact and business values. Focusing on environmental goals, these are now an integral part of the company’s industrial strategy with an ambitious target in place to reduce carbon footprint by 40% by 2040 (relative to 2020 figures). This is being realised by, for example, improving energy performance, electrification, heat recovery, increasing green electricity use and the switching to decarbonated raw materials. — manufacturingchemist.com, 9h ago

new With this paper, Ørsted wants to illustrate that it is possible to halve global emissions by 2030 and limit global warming to 1.5°C, protecting our shared home from runaway climate change. We have the solutions – notably cost-competitive solar and wind energy – required to decarbonise the energy system, which is the biggest contributor to global warming. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new While rapidly reducing GHG emissions from fossil fuels will prove critical in combatting the climate crisis, these cuts must be accompanied by efforts to accelerate transformational changes across power generation, buildings, industry, transport, and agriculture, forestry and other land uses. — Ecosystem Marketplace, 1d ago

new In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the need to address social and environmental challenges, and this has led to increased attention and action from individuals, businesses, and governments around the world. In addition, societal concerns including wealth inequality, poverty, and access to healthcare and education are gaining popularity. People are recognizing that these issues are interconnected and that addressing them requires a more holistic approach that takes into account both social and environmental factors. Furthermore, investors are increasingly looking to invest in climate-friendly and sustainable projects that address climate change, such as renewable energy, clean technology, sustainable agriculture, and green infrastructure, due to rise in climate change issues. These investments not only generate positive social and environmental impacts but can also offer attractive financial returns. Therefore, increase in awareness of the need to address social and environmental challenges is driving the growth of the impact investing market size. — Allied Market Research, 9h ago

new Green energy transportation, such as electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids, produces significantly fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. This reduction helps combat climate change while improving air quality – making green energy transportation an environmentally sustainable and eco-friendly choice. — TechNode Global, 1d ago

new The challenge is not just replacing coal and gas with solar and wind – it’s about building a new, smart, and integrated energy system. And while solar and wind will play a significant role, the future green energy system will be based on a multitude of sources. Solar and wind will be complemented by energy sources such as hydroelectric generation, biogas, and sustainable biomass, as well as geothermal heat or even wave or tidal energy, to form a diversified mix of renewable energy. All these energy sources can be combined with pumped and battery storage, while hydrogen and Power-to-X solutions, which will make up an increasingly large share of power consumption, can run when energy is abundant and turn off when it's scarce. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new ..."Science has clearly and repeatedly rang the alarm bells that staying below 1.5ºC to avoid the worst scenarios of the climate emergency requires immediate and rapid action to end the use of fossil fuels. We need a rapid and equitable phase out of all kinds of fossil fuels to protect millions of people from energy and food insecurity, air pollution and impacts to health. Developing countries are the most vulnerable to climate change, despite us having historically contributed the least to the crisis. Kolkata has already announced its pledge to minimize the use of fossil fuel as much as possible and switch over to renewable energy."... — The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative, 8h ago

new The world is experiencing a shift in the energy industry. The shift or transition from fossil-based fuels to renewable and environment-friendly sources of energy is gaining traction worldwide. Several treaties and accords are being made with set targets to achieve reduced carbon emissions. Majority of countries are working endlessly toward reducing carbon emissions and meeting their net 2030 and 2050 targets. — alliedmarketresearch.com, 1d ago

new With costs decreasing, renewable power production makes electrification an increasingly attractive option, enabling large scale phase out of fossil fuels in transport, heating and industry. And as electrification becomes increasingly feasible in more sectors, the energy system will also be able to utilise even more energy from renewable power sources. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new To drive our transformation, we invested heavily in renewable energy, particularly offshore wind; exited our fossil fuel businesses, and formulated our vision of creating a world that runs entirely on green energy. We are now one of the largest renewable energy companies by capacity globally and the leading offshore wind company. Financial performance has significantly improved whilst we have reduced our carbon emissions by 86%. Becoming a green energy company has facilitated the globalisation of our business. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new In countries like Brazil and Colombia, new governments seem to be more attentive to frontline communities’ demands for a just energy transition, but have yet to show concrete actions, such as banning fracking and oil and gas subsidies. These are countries with enormous potential to lead the generation of energy through renewable sources and a model centered on people’s needs, and not on the profit of fossil fuel companies”. — scoop.co.nz, 23h ago

new It forecasts rapidly falling CO2 levels largely thanks to declines in coal production and large growth in renewable energy production “in all regions of the United States.” It also expects that technological changes such as more heat pumps in homes and more electric vehicles on the road will drive the overall energy industry towards cleaner energy. — hellenicshippingnews.com, 9h ago

new Ørsted was one of the first energy companies to set a near-term science-based target validated by SBTi. This was our target of a 98 percent reduction in carbon intensity by 2025 (compared to 2006), covering direct emissions from our energy generation, operations, and administration (Scope 1); and indirect emissions from our energy consumption (Scope 2). Given current performance and planned actions, we are well on track to reach this target. Beyond this science-based reduction target, Ørsted plans to go a step further by reaching net-zero in Scope 1-2 by 2025. — orsted.com, 8h ago

new Making tangible progress on climate goals in a country as spread out and geographically diverse as Canada was always going to be a challenge. Following Justin Trudeau’s election pledge to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, the federal government is counting on its 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan—a roadmap to guide dramatic reductions in key sectors including energy producers, traditional industry, transportation, and the buildings sector—to complement the... — The Environment Journal, 1d ago

new In land, water, and food systems, the top options are to reduce the loss of natural ecosystems, followed by carbon farming and ecosystem restoration. The IPCC says reducing food loss and food waste has the least impact among a list of strategies. And in settlements and infrastructure, fuel-efficient vehicles, efficient lighting and appliances, transit, biking, efficient shipping and aviation, and avoiding demand for energy services show up as the least expensive options. Efficient buildings are more costly, but can deliver somewhat higher emission reductions in this decade. — Corporate Knights, 1d ago

new In 2020 Siemens Gamesa became one of the first renewable energy manufacturer to have its emissions reductions targets approved by the Science-based Targets Initiative. They aim to become net-zero across their operations by 2040, on a par with Ørsted’s own ambition. Ørsted has worked closely with Siemens Gamesa to integrate more efficient wind turbines into our projects, helping to drive down emissions intensity in the supply chain. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new We needed an alternative fuel to coal to ensure a greener Danish energy system. Among politicians as well as our municipal district heating customers, there was widespread support for wooden biomass as the most climate-friendly alternative, whereas converting to gas would make Denmark dependent on another fossil solution for decades. On this basis, we decided to convert all our CHP plants to wooden biomass. Compared to coal, using biomass has avoided 90 million tonnes of carbon emissions since 2009. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new Mads Nipper leads Ørsted, the global green energy major and world-leading offshore wind developer, on its quest to create a world that runs entirely on green energy. He took the helm of Ørsted in early 2021 and has been heading the company during a crucial time when the global energy transformation is gaining ever stronger momentum, with renewable energy now cheaper than burning fossil fuels – but also in a time when accelerated climate action, decarbonisation, and energy independence have never been more important. — orsted.com, 9h ago

new ...“Companies will have to cut carbon emissions at unprecedented pace and scale to help the world halve emissions by the end of this decade,” says Rasmus Skov, Head of Sustainability at Ørsted. “Ørsted was among the first energy companies to set a science-based target for carbon reduction, which has helped inspire and measure our transformation from a fossil-fuel based energy company to a global renewable energy company. The SBTi’s approval of our updated targets as being aligned with the 1.5°C pathway is a powerful recognition of our sustainability approach and solutions to tackle climate change.”... — orsted.com, 9h ago

new ...(“GST”), a Colorado-based climate technology company pioneering an approach into clean energy solutions for households, has centered their corporate mission around reducing household carbon emissions – a critical objective in terms of achieving global Net Zero ambitions. Through the introduction of its proprietary SmartGreen™ Home system, an environmentally friendly, renewable energy focused technology designed to harness energy from the earth and sun to power and purify homes and automobiles without the use of fossil fuels, GeoSolar have looked to tackle the astounding thirty percent of global greenhouse gases generated by households every year. Moreover, and during a time of increasingly elevated electricity costs, the Company revealed that the average GeoSolar-powered home could result in a negligible carbon footprint with homeowners disbursing less than $100 per annum in utility bills (... — InvestorWire (IW), 1d ago

new ...“Sustainability reporting is a strategic tool for all of Ørsted’s work with sustainability,” says Jakob Askou Bøss, Senior Vice President for Group Stakeholder Relations at Ørsted. “Within a decade, Ørsted has transformed from one of Denmark’s biggest carbon emitters to a global renewable energy player that is ranked as the world’s most sustainable company. Our latest Sustainability report lays out a comprehensive science-based plan of action on climate that will make Ørsted carbon neutral in 2025 and net zero across the company’s carbon footprint by 2040. We are honoured to receive the CSR Prize."... — orsted.com, 8h ago

new At Ørsted, we know that radical green transformation is possible. We’ve fundamentally transitioned in just 10 years from one of Europe’s most carbon-intensive fossil-fuel based energy companies to become the... — orsted.com, 9h ago

new The report highlights demand-side solutions that can potentially reduce emissions in the buildings, land transport and food sectors by 40-70 per cent by 2050 compared to baseline scenarios. In the buildings sector, emissions reductions of up to 66 per cent are possible through energy efficient buildings, lighting and appliances, and onsite renewables complemented by renewable fuels for transport, public transport and cycling, and efficient shipping and aviation. — The Fifth Estate, 16h ago

new The report details a range of emissions-cutting steps costing US$100 (S$135) – or less – per tonne of greenhouse gases to cut global emissions by half by 2030 on 2019 emissions levels. Wind and solar are by far the cheapest and achieve the largest cuts. But other steps include reducing methane emissions from the fossil fuel industry, halting the loss of natural ecosystems for development, more energy-efficient buildings, fuel-efficient vehicles and cutting food waste. — The Straits Times, 1d ago

new Transitioning away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy is crucial to mitigating the impacts of climate change and ensuring a sustainable future for Pacific island countries and the world. This requires ambitious collective effort from governments, businesses and individuals around the globe to transition towards renewable energy systems that centre the needs of communities and avoid replicating the harms of fossil fuel systems, while supporting those most affected by the transition. — the Guardian, 10h ago

new ...largest source of GHG emissions, contributing over 40% of the state's overall emissions. Powering vehicles with electricity that is increasingly sourced from zero-emission resources like solar energy—which is plentiful during the day— is one of the most impactful measures the state can take to reduce GHG emissions and other pollutants. — prnewswire.com, 1d ago

new By 2027, the International Energy Agency predicts that the total renewable energy generation is expected to increase by 60%. One of the most significant factors of clean energy growth is its low cost. With uncertainties in the conventional energy market, as seen post-Russia-Ukraine war, new solar or wind power plants sometimes have a lower cost of electricity generation than the existing conventional energy generation facilities. Additionally, the tax incentives to renewable energy companies through the Inflation Reduction Act are another major growth driver for the clean energy industry. — Insider Monkey, 1d ago

new The Lisbon Energy Summit is set to be Europe’s largest annual gathering focusing on balancing energy security and achieving net zero ambitions, the decarbonisation of existing energy systems and investing in new renewable energy sources. — climatelinks.org, 22h ago

new Japanese decarbonisation measures, such as zero-emission thermal power technologies, energy-saving technologies on the consumer market, as well as on-site power generation and storage, have a strong affinity with Vietnamese energy policy. — Vietnam Investment Review - VIR, 1d ago

new Projects addressing Scope 1 and 2 emissions fall into three broad categories. First, we have projects aimed at improving energy efficiency, such as construction energy consumption audits and optimization. Next, there are projects aimed at reducing the use of non-renewable energy, such as renewable energy purchase, on-site generation of renewables and the use of electric vehicles. Finally, we have projects exploiting opportunities for carbon removal, such as onsite carbon removal and carbon offsetting. — Roland Berger, 2d ago

new Also, the list of technologies supported by this proposal largely ignores the energy intensive industry decarbonisation and the circularity dimension. “We can’t reach the 2050 climate goals without building a competitive circular economy: using waste, captured carbon or renewable resources as feedstock are all viable ways to reduce emissions across all industries and cut the EU dependence on raw materials imports,” the release noted. — https://www.indianchemicalnews.com/, 2d ago

new To reach net zero by 2050, low-carbon hydrogen is a novel option to decarbonize industries with hard-to-abate emissions, such as basic chemicals, aviation, steel production, shipping, and long-haul road transportation. While gray hydrogen is generated from natural gas or methane, low-carbon hydrogen is produced through electrolysis powered by renewable energy sources such as wind or solar, or fossil fuels paired with carbon capture and storage. — prnewswire.com, 23h ago

new Blockchain technology offers solutions to some of the most pressing challenges in renewable energy production, such as the intermittency of sources like wind and solar. By creating a decentralized energy grid, blockchain can balance the supply and demand of energy in real time, ensuring efficient and reliable energy distribution. Additionally, it can create a transparent and secure system for tracking energy consumption and carbon emissions, holding companies accountable for their carbon footprint and rewarding consumers who adopt sustainable practices. — The Crypto Basic - Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, DeFi Topics And News, 1d ago

new The electrification of buildings can reduce the environmental impacts of running a building significantly. It will also reduce the reliance on traditional energy sources, such as oil and gas, as electrified buildings move towards being sourced from renewable energy. For building owners, electrification can help minimise operational costs through modern high-efficiency solutions like heat pumps and demand response strategies, resulting in lower carbon taxes. In fact, research from JLL has found that more sustainable offices can help companies reach carbon neutrality targets and drive down energy costs. — sustainabilitymag.com, 2d ago

new One of the major advantages of renewable energy is the availability of options. In the past, many businesses were limited to a single energy supplier, but today there are numerous renewable energy providers offering solar, wind, hydroelectric and geothermal energy. — Science Times, 1d ago

new ...is not all gloom. It outlines how feasible, effective, and low-cost options for climate mitigation and adaptation are already at the disposal of countries across the world. For instance, that includes widespread electrification from clean energy sources, energy and materials efficiency, and the restoration of forests and other ecosystems. It also calls for an increased emphasis on reducing fluorinated gases -- human-made gases used in a range of industrial applications -- to drive down greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that contribute to climate change. — UNDP, 1d ago

new ...• The market for bioliquid heat and power generation is primarily driven by the increased recycling of waste products, the decrease in carbon emissions, and the availability of technology to convert feedstocks into liquid biofuels. One of the market’s most important opportunities is to increase energy security. — TECHTELEGRAPH, 23h ago

new As per updated nationally determined contributions (NDC), reflecting India’s roadmap for a low greenhouse gas emission and climate resilient development pathway, the country has an enhanced target to reduce emissions intensity of its GDP by 45% by 2030 from 2005 levels, and achieve about 50% cumulative electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources by 2030. — CPI, 1d ago

new At the March 18 meeting, Japan and Germany "underlined their willingness to share best practices to address risks to critical global supply chains, especially in strategic sectors, such as critical minerals, semi-conductors, clean energy, hydrogen and batteries, taking into account the importance of accelerating the global energy transition to holistically address energy security, climate crisis and geopolitical risks," according to a joint statement. — spglobal.com, 1d ago

new Getting "free" money on its own won't encourage people to use less fossil energy and do less of the things currently driving climate change. UBI schemes also consider monetary income as the route to meeting... — phys.org, 23h ago

new Among these potential applications is the idea of carbon neutrality, an initiative aiming to reduce carbon emissions through the use of blockchain technology in tracking and monitoring emissions. This is a timely project considering the urgent need to reduce emissions caused by climate change and its devastating effects. In particular, blockchain-based carbon neutrality management applications have been receiving attention. — Boxmining, 1d ago

new Global scientific, governmental and industry groups agree the world must move to net-zero GHG emissions by 2050. They also agree that to get us there, trillions of dollars of investment in the energy system are required every year – including in oil and gas. And since we can’t realistically electrify everything, the only rational solution is to invest in all energy solutions, renewable and non-renewable, including the things the oil and gas sector is really good at, such as carbon capture, hydrogen and biofuels. — The Globe and Mail, 2d ago

new Consequently, several businesses have set their own sustainability goals, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency practices and increasing the use of renewable energy sources. — theregister.com, 1d ago

new The main action in limiting climate change is a rapid and significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors of the economy, eventually getting to net zero – but given the changes that have already taken place, there are many other issues to tackle simultaneously. — Metro, 1d ago

new The imperative for combating climate change is to curb emissions rapidly — for example, by ramping up renewable energy, boosting energy efficiency, halting deforestation and curbing super pollutants like hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). — CleanTechnica, 2d ago

new It concluded that achieving energy independence would have significant positive effects on India's economy, environment, and use of energy, such as savings to consumers of USD 2.5 trillion through 2047, a 90 per cent reduction in the country's yearly spending on fossil fuel imports, or USD 240 billion. This is an increase in India's industrial competitiveness on a global scale, and the capacity to fulfill its net-zero commitment sooner than anticipated. — WION, 1d ago

new The draft, seen by Reuters, steered clear of more contentious issues over energy and climate change policies – including disputes over nuclear energy and phasing out combustion engine cars. — hellenicshippingnews.com, 1d ago

new China has been the biggest success story when it comes to turning around air pollution. In the past seven years, Asia’s biggest economy consistently cracked down on polluting industries with a sustained focus on renewable energy and electric vehicles. The Covid-19 lockdowns also led to less economic activity, in turn, reducing air pollution. — RT International, 2d ago

new Renewable energy is a critical solution to the ever-increasing energy demand while reducing carbon emissions to mitigate climate change. Geospatial technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and global positioning systems (GPS),... — GIS Resources, 2d ago

new In order to achieve our greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets, the Yokogawa Group is implementing Group-wide measures that include switching to renewable energy-derived electricity and operating an internal carbon pricing scheme. All of the electricity used by Yokogawa & Co., Ltd. and by Yokogawa Manufacturing Corporation’s Komagane Factory comes from renewable energy sources, and other Group companies are looking into doing the same. Initiatives at the head office and Group companies in China, the Netherlands, Bahrain, Germany, Singapore, and Japan include the introduction of solar power generation systems and switching from gasoline-fueled vehicles to electric vehicles. Furthermore, Yokogawa provides energy-saving solutions for its customers’ plants and offices, and solutions that optimize the management of energy from renewable energy plants and storage batteries. — automation.com, 1d ago

new ...“An urgent shift to renewable and low carbon sources of energy is required to minimise the devastating impacts of climate change but we must be careful that we don’t introduce new sources of pollution or deplete critical minerals. The IPCC particularly notes these risks on batteries which we must pay careful attention to but the importance of moving to a circular economy is widespread. The chemical science community will make a vital contribution in this area and many others in transforming the global economy to a sustainable basis.”... — sciencemediacentre.org, 1d ago

new The spending package includes specific appropriations language that directs the Department of Energy to support commercial demonstration of hydrogen production using chemical looping, utilizing coal biomass or natural gas. This is a significant accomplishment and developed, we look forward to advancing our discussions with customers, partners and representatives from the U.S. Department of Energy to explore ways in which we can accelerate the clean energy transition and provide essential innovative technologies for those projects. B&W has a diverse suite of renewable energy environmental and decarbonization technologies that are proven and ready to deploy including hydrogen, CO2 capture, decarbonization, methane abatement, renewable energy and emission controls. — Insider Monkey, 2d ago

new ...) a search for climate change turns up 606 references, including a document called Climate Change in Alberta, which states that human-caused climate change is real, pressing and requires urgent action. The government has poured billions into green energy projects. — calgaryherald, 1d ago

new Reduce emissions sharply and give up fossil fuels, through investments in renewable energy and other low-carbon technologies, increase energy efficiency, rethink agriculture and restore forests and degraded natural landscapes. It may also be necessary to develop technologies that suck carbon dioxide from the air, called... — the Guardian, 2d ago

new Commenting on the signing, Ebubekir Koyuncu, Air Products Qudra's Chief Executive Officer, said: "We look forward to contributing our world-leading hydrogen expertise and fueling technology in support of NEOM's decarbonization goals. Producing and distributing clean hydrogen energy solutions for use in heavy-duty fuel cell vehicles, as well as industrial applications and energy storage, is part of our DNA.""ENOWA is committed to combating climate change and reducing CO2 emissions through green hydrogen. Therefore, we are delighted to partner with Air Products Qudra in providing hydrogen-powered mobility solutions. Jointly we accelerate innovations in clean technologies fueled by green hydrogen, and we contribute to hydrogen mobility markets and a sustainable future of global decarbonization," says Peter Terium, CEO of ENOWA. — prnewswire.co.uk, 2d ago

new The plan to address climate change by eliminating the use of fossil fuels is encountering problems. Because of the intermittency of wind and solar, they... — Cowboy State Daily - Wyoming News, 2d ago