Representational image. Credit: Canva South Africa’s first large-scale green ammonia project, the Hive Hydrogen Coega initiative, has secured an initial investment of up to USD 20 million (EUR 17.3 million) from SA-H2 Fund, marking a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to accelerate its energy transition and green hydrogen economy. The project is being...

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Achieving cost-competitive green hydrogen production is crucial for transitioning to a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions economy. Green hydrogen provides a viable solution for decarbonizing industries that are among the heaviest polluters, including metal production, heavy transportation, chemicals, and energy-intensive sectors that currently rely on fossil...

Overview of European energy system model PyPSA-EurFor our analysis, we use the European sector-coupled high-resolution energy system model PyPSA-Eur82 (derivative of v0.13.0) based on the open-source modelling framework PyPSA83 (Python for Power System Analysis), covering the energy demands of all sectors including electricity, heat, transport, industry, agriculture, as well as non-energy feedstock...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on African countries to seize the opportunity presented by green hydrogen as a catalyst for industrial transformation, energy security, and inclusive economic growth across the continent.Delivering the keynote address at the inaugural Africa Green Hydrogen Summit at the Century City Conference Centre in Cape Town on Thursday, President Ramaphosa positioned the...

Built in Châteauneuf-les-Martigues near Marseille, France in 1935, the La Mède complex has been undergoing a transformation since 2015. The site is geared towards the energies of the future, which are set to drive growth for TotalEnergies and the local region. La Mède's conversion reflects our commitment to play an active role in developing renewable energies, while keeping CO2 emissions under...