Why Wind-to-Hydrogen Plants Look Far Less Profitable

Why Wind-to-Hydrogen Plants Look Far Less Profitable

Green hydrogen has become the great hope of Europe’s energy transition, and nowhere is that hope more tangible than beside a wind farm. When the wind blows hard and electricity prices collapse, a co-located electrolyzer can turn otherwise worthless or even negatively priced power into a valuable industrial feedstock. But a new case study from RWTH Aachen University, published in Wind Energy Science,...

‘Inner Degrowth’: An engineer on why the energy crisis and our inner emptiness are the same problem

‘Inner Degrowth’: An engineer on why the energy crisis and our inner emptiness are the same problem

Marcos Rupérez Cerqueda spent years as an engineer on green hydrogen projects in Spain, installing electrolysers and fuel cells, before the numbers made him stop believing in a technical fix. His new book, Inner Degrowth: From Energy Collapse to Existential Void, with a foreword by the Spanish physicist Antonio Turiel, follows that path from the energy data to a much more personal question. In...

Metacon secures €188,018 in EU funding for high-purity hydrogen from biogas project

Metacon secures €188,018 in EU funding for high-purity hydrogen from biogas project

Metacon’s wholly owned Greek subsidiary, Metacon SA, has secured €188,018 in European Union funding for its participation in PUREHY2+, a project aimed at developing an integrated system to produce high-purity hydrogen from biogas while capturing carbon dioxide at the production site, FCW reported. The project seeks to help existing biogas plants diversify their output by converting biogas...

AI design, green hydrogen and climate risk solutions win top honours at Chua Thian Poh Pinnacle Prize

AI design, green hydrogen and climate risk solutions win top honours at Chua Thian Poh Pinnacle Prize

Image: GOH SMS Low Yen Ling (5th from left) and Dr Chua Tian Poh with the winners of the CTP Innovation Prize.A generative AI platform that can turn a simple text prompt into engineering designs and connect users with manufacturers to build a prototype has won the S$100,000 top prize at the Chua Thian Poh Pinnacle Prize, a national student innovation and entrepreneurship competition...

Five Nations Sign Accord to Advance €13B North Africa-Europe Hydrogen Pipeline to Germany

Five Nations Sign Accord to Advance €13B North Africa-Europe Hydrogen Pipeline to Germany

Energy ministers from five North African and European nations signed a landmark agreement in Algiers to advance the SoutH2 Corridor, a proposed €13 billion ($14.1 billion) pipeline aimed at transporting green hydrogen from production hubs in North Africa to European industrial markets.The Joint Political Declaration of Intent, signed on Thursday, October 1, by representatives from Algeria, Tunisia,...

Lotte to supply green ammonia for 1MW South Korean power system

Lotte to supply green ammonia for 1MW South Korean power system

Lotte Fine Chemical (LFC) will supply 1,500 tonnes of green ammonia over 12 months to support Amun Energy’s 1MW ammonia power plant in Pohang, South Korea.The joint venture (JV) between US-based ammonia cracking technology company Amogy and South Korea’s GS E&C will begin receiving the ammonia in 2027.The deal could also see LFC supply ammonia volumes for the plant’s...

Siemens Adds 2.8% as Broad Market Relief Masks a Busy Stretch of Deals

Siemens Adds 2.8% as Broad Market Relief Masks a Busy Stretch of Deals

Siemens shares closed Friday at EUR 272.80, up 2.8%, ranking among the most sought-after names in Germany's benchmark index. The advance had little to do with the Munich technology group itself: a broadly friendlier tone across international markets did the heavy lifting, with retreating crude oil prices, easing market interest rates and a smoothly received US Treasury auction giving...

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