The Dutch government announced it will organise it’s $1.1bn auction for subsidies to support both investment and operating costs for green hydrogen projects from 15 October to the end of that month. This is important to the success of green hydrogen in the Dutch market but will it be enough?. Or, why Green Hydrogen needs support now.
Midway through another earnings season, the free-fall in C-suite mentions of the movement for environment, social, and governance (ESG) strategies is on pace to plumb new depths. What is going on? Is the term ESG really that controversial?
Investor developer British Land has secured planning approval for an ultra-low carbon urban logistics hub at Paddington Central in the heart of London. The 12,000 m² facility will provide inbound access to trucks and will facilitate outbound deliveries only via smaller electric vehicles and electric cargo bikes.
Hydrogen is often cited as the energy source of the future, because of its capabilities in providing low-carbon energy, essential to reaching net-zero emissions. Besides hydrogen, green ammonia has also appeared on the scene but what is green ammonia and what benefits does it have compared to green hydrogen? And will green ammonia overtake green hydrogen in the energy transition?