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Green hydrogen deployment in the UK sees a pivotal move as ITM Power finalizes a binding supply and services agreement with MorGen Energy for the 20 MW West Wales Hydrogen Project, one of two selected under the UK Government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 1 (HAR1) programme.

Developers reveal little about the mitigation measures that were agreed, and disputes rumble on elsewhere

Krebber also points to the massive offshore wind pipeline that RWE has in place ahead of UK's next offtake auction

Government confirms a record 1,849 new electric vehicle chargers were added to the public network in July

The takeover will give Centrica greater control of liquified natural gas supplies in the UK.

Latest industry data confirms soaring demand for green buses during the first half of the year, with nearly a quarter of new buses now zero emission models

“Of course, there are some areas where things are moving more slowly than we would like,” says Vestas’ newly appointed CFO. Still, series production of the V236 turbine is progressing well overall.

The largest European hydrogen bank funding winner pulls out of its commitment as a delayed hydrogen pipe thwarts the gigawatt project: ”The pace of the energy transition has shifted.”

This report examines how the growth of digital services, and the data centres that support them, affects energy consumption in the UK.

We hear from US-based lithium sulfur battery firm Lyten executives about the firm's deal to take ownership of European battery firm Northvolt.

Contrary to any prevailing narrative, the big picture is clear: corporate climate action is growing worldwide - writes David Kennedy, CEO of the Science-Based Targets initiative

Andressa Ferraz of ABB Electrification Service discusses the need to rethink energy infrastructure as grid instability proves a paint point.

Argonne science supports resilient supply chains, American manufacturing. Argonne advances battery breakthroughs at every stage in the energy storage lifecycle, from discovering substitutes for critical materials to pioneering new real-world applications to making end-of-life recycling more cost effective. Best known for their applications in consumer electronics and electric vehicles, batteries ...

SolMicroGrid announced the launch of its Energy-as-a-Service’(EaaS) Partner Program, where the company will purchase an existing solar-only or full microgrid system that is at or near completion, providing them with a quick exit and upfront cash. In turn, SolMicroGrid will provide the host customer with clean, no-CapEx energy under a long-term Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) agreement. As…

A University of Michigan-led team is using Argonne supercomputers to build massive foundation models that aim to revolutionize battery materials research.