In the quest for a decarbonized future, green hydrogen is stepping into the spotlight as a promising energy carrier, but its path to widespread adoption is fraught with challenges. A recent review published in the journal “Discover Electrochemistry”
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In the quest to make Mars colonization a reality, scientists are turning to the red planet’s own resources to manufacture essential tools and components. A recent study published in the Journal of Ionic Liquids, led by Blake C. Stewart from the Cente
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The UK’s ambitious offshore wind targets are facing significant headwinds, with industry experts warning that the country may fall short of its 2030 goals. The Energy Industries Council’s (EIC) latest report reveals that while the UK boasts the world
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The UK’s energy landscape has taken a significant step forward with the approval of the 1.5GW Morgan wind farm off the coast of north-west England. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband granted planning consent to the project, developed by JERA Nex BP and EnB
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In the quest for cleaner energy solutions, a novel approach combining hydroelectric power and hydrogen production has emerged, promising to reshape the energy landscape. Researchers, led by Boris V. Lukutin, have proposed a system that leverages the
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The UK’s ambitious offshore wind targets are facing significant headwinds, with a new industry report warning that the country is unlikely to meet its 2030 goal of 55 gigawatts (GW) of capacity. The Energy Industries Council (EIC) UK & Europe Offshor
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Dutch offshore wind foundation specialist Sif has announced a significant delay in the ramp-up of its new Maasvlakte 2 factory in Rotterdam, pushing full production capacity back to the first half of 2026. This revision extends the original timeline
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The nuclear energy sector is witnessing a significant shift, with small modular reactors (SMRs) emerging as a promising frontier. Lucas Mir, Junior Energy Analyst at the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), has delved into recent NEA analysis, revealing a su
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Nordex has secured a contract to supply and install eight N149/5.X turbines for the 46MW Tasdorf wind farm in northern Germany. The customer, Trianel Erneuerbare Energien, is an association of 36 municipal utilities and the Stadtwerke cooperation Tri
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In the heart of Greece, a small city named Trikala is quietly making waves in the world of sustainable urban mobility. Researchers from the University of Thessaly, led by Spyros Niavis from the Department of Planning and Regional Development, have be
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