The Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor secured €6.8 million in EU funding for its feasibility study, aiming to establish a large-scale hydrogen pipeline network by 2033.

Researchers have developed innovative platinum-cerium oxide core-sheath nanofibers, significantly enhancing catalytic efficiency for hydrogen generation processes.

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Prioritizing energy projects on contaminated brownfield sites offers a rare bipartisan opportunity to address growing energy demand and overcome permitting delays.

Sparc Technologies is set to commission its photocatalytic water splitting pilot plant at the University of Adelaide’s Roseworthy Campus in South Australia next month.