The majority of developed nations have adopted a strategy for clean energy, with the aim to decrease CO₂ emissions to meet a ‘net zero’ target within the next few decades. The utilization of fossil fuels must cease if this target is to be achieved, with other energy sources compensating for the shortfall. The lack of […]
Green Light Given For UK’s First Hydrogen Blend in Public Natural-Gas Network
Village in northwest England to receive a 20% H2 blend for ten months in what the local gas distributor describes as a ‘ground-breaking green energy trial’. A village in northeast England is to receive a blend of 20% hydrogen in its natural-gas network as part of a “ground-breaking green energy trial” after the UK’s Health […]
Why Hydrogen is Starting to Get the Green Light in Global Renewables
RECAI 57: we examine initiatives in different regions to find out how low-carbon hydrogen might be used in pursuit of net zero. Green hydrogen is seen by investors, developers and politicians as an enabler to meet net-zero targets. With its vast domestic market, large state-owned companies and abundant renewable resources, China could become a green […]
Poland Adapts Energy Policy to ‘Give Green Light to Development of Energy Storage’
The Japanese government’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organisation (NEDO) signed a cooperation agreement with the Polish Ministry of Climate which lead to the commissioning of this hybrid lithium-lead acid storage pilot project at a wind farm. Image: NEDO. Policymakers in Poland have removed legal and regulatory barriers to the development of an energy […]
Green light for construction of 93 MW solar power plant in Touna, Mali
The government of Mali has given the go-ahead to Phanes Energy Mali-SA, a subsidiary of the Phanes Group, an international solar energy developer, investment manager, and asset manager, headquartered in Dubai, UAE to construct a 93 MWp photovoltaic solar power plant in Touna, a commune in the Cercle of Bla of the Ségou Region in […]
