UK government launches £28m funding for 100-hour energy storage

UK government launches £28m funding for 100-hour energy storage

The UK government has launched a new grant funding programme for energy storage technologies that can provide inter-day and seasonal energy shifting applications, primarily electrochemical batteries and hydrogen.The Ultra-Long Duration Energy Storage Challenge was launched last week (20 August) and is offering £28 million in grants to technologies that can store and discharge energy for over 100...

Cologne bus firm receives €29.5m for hydrogen and zero-emission vehicle station | Mobility

Cologne bus firm receives €29.5m for hydrogen and zero-emission vehicle station | Mobility

Cologne-based regional public transport operator Regionalverkehr Köln GmbH (RVK) has received €29.5m ($34.4) in state funding to build a green mobility hub supporting its hydrogen bus fleet.The facility in Bergisch Gladbach is set to feature a hydrogen refuelling station and an on-site electrolyser producing up to 36kg of hydrogen per hour for fuelling the firm’s 160...

Namibia Powers Up Africa’s First Full-Stack Hydrogen Hub

Namibia Powers Up Africa’s First Full-Stack Hydrogen Hub

An integrated clean energy ecosystem has gone live in Namibia, demonstrating how clean energy can be produced at industrial scale while supporting industrial decarbonisation and long-term energy resilience. •The CMB.TECH Namibia facility in Walvis Bay brings together solar power generation, green hydrogen production, and energy storage in a single operational ecosystem. •The plant’s 5MWp solar...

EXCLUSIVE: The ships are ready. The ports are getting ready. What is missing is certainty

EXCLUSIVE: The ships are ready. The ports are getting ready. What is missing is certainty

As part of Accelleron’s Accelerating to Net Zero program, the Chairman of one of India’s largest ports argues that technical readiness is advancing faster than the regulatory and commercial system needed to support it. By Sushil Kumar Singh, Chairman, Deendayal Port Authority Most discussions about decarbonizing shipping still begin in the wrong place: can vessels run on carbon-neutral fuels,...

China’s bold bet on green hydrogen could determine fuel’s future

China’s bold bet on green hydrogen could determine fuel’s future

China is making a big bet on green hydrogen that could make or break a fuel long-touted as holding the keys to the global energy transition.The stakes are substantial. China has more than tripled its annual operational capacity since the end of 2024, and now hosts nearly 250,000 tons — over twice that of the rest of the world combined, according to BloombergNEF. Beijing’s latest five-year plan calls...

Australian Renewable Energy Hub shrinks & drops hydrogen

Australian Renewable Energy Hub shrinks & drops hydrogen

Australia's largest renewable energy project has been nearly halved, and the clean electricity will no longer be used to produce ammonia from green hydrogen.The Australian Renewable Energy Hub was to incorporate 26 gigawatts of wind and solar power generation over 6,500 square kilometres of WA's North West to make 10 million tonnes of green ammonia a year, at a cost of about $50...

India’s Green Ammonia Ambitions Require Tailored Maritime Rules

India’s Green Ammonia Ambitions Require Tailored Maritime Rules

India is emerging as a major producer and potential exporter of green ammonia, with multiple long-term offtake agreements with buyers in Germany, South Korea, and Japan secured through the first half of 2026. While primarily used as a feedstock in the fertiliser industry, green ammonia’s potential as a zero-carbon marine fuel is gaining increasing attention. With 90 percent of global...

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