System integration

Can solar power Ukraine’s recovery?

Last month, Ukraine entered the second year of its war with Russia. With no end to the conflict in sight,…

Can bidirectional smart charging apps optimise EV running costs?

Entering the electric vehicle (EV) world can be a daunting journey as you move from petrol pump fuelling to at-home…

Elisa to roll out Europe’s largest distributed virtual power plant

Finnish telecommunications company Elisa has won a €3.9m ($4.16m) grant from the government of Finland to roll out a 'Distributed…

EU sets out rules for green hydrogen – inviting promise and peril

For years, hydrogen’s place in the EU’s climate framework has been uncertain. The fuel, which can be produced in a…

Why LNG terminals will not be transporting hydrogen any time soon

One of the many far-reaching impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a flurry of announcements by governments in Europe…

GES and GPS merge to create energy storage powerhouse

GES, a low-carbon energy storage company, has merged with independent storage and logistics company GPS to create a major new…

EVs, green ammonia and plant-based proteins could supercharge net zero – study

Three “super-leverage points” could catalyse decarbonisation in sectors covering 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new report…

Hydrogen industry shifting to low-emissions technologies – study

Global development of hydrogen technology is shifting towards low-emissions solutions, according to a joint study of patents by the European…

Why critical minerals won’t hamper the green hydrogen revolution

With every year that passes, the hype around green hydrogen builds. Many analysts are now convinced that the gas is…

TES and EWE to build 500MW green hydrogen electrolyser in Wilhelmshaven

Belgian hydrogen company Tree Energy Solutions (TES) will team up with German utility EWE to build an electrolyser to produce…