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When it comes to meeting international climate goals, carbon capture, utilisation and storage “is the only group of technologies that contributes both to reducing emissions and to removing CO2”.

General Electric, one of coal power’s historic leaders and manufacturers, said it will exit the new-build market as soon as possible.

The UK government must introduce a new hydrogen target for Britain’s gas grids to start turning the country’s zero-carbon hydrogen ambitions into a reality, says a new study.

Green hydrogen is set to boost with the formation by Spanish energy giant Iberdrola of a new business unit to advance its production and supply.

Statkraft has contracted with UK distributed energy company AMP Clean Energy to trade flexible generation in its Urban Reserve natural gas peaking plant portfolio.

Sensors in the water and wastewater treatment industries are an emerging technology market area, forecast to grow to $2 billion by 2030.

Eurelectric’s Power Barometer 2020 calls for accelerated rollout of renewable energies alongside decarbonisation of end-user energy use to meet EU climate targets.

French-based company Energy Observer Developments (EODev) has closed €20 million in funding to accelerate the industrialisation and commercialisation of its hydrogen solutions.

The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) new energy technologies report calls for more attention to decarbonisation of the transport, buildings and industry sectors.

Three projects in the US are to implement the first green hydrogen standard packages for power balancing and energy storage.

Germany multinational utility RWE has started building its first ground-mounted solar energy project in the Netherlands.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure, in partnership with Fluence, was awarded a contract by the Portuguese energy provider EDA – Electricidade dos Açores – to build a battery-based energy storage system.