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Germany could decarbonise its entire energy chain within 10-15 years through a combination of electrification and an accelerated expansion of renewables, the German Institute for Economic Research

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While repurposing existing gas infrastructure to pure hydrogen is cheaper than building from scratch, that decision should be triggered by market interest and commitments, given uncertainties over

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The European Commission wants to extend the EU certification requirement for renewable fuels used in transport to all renewable fuels, including green hydrogen, to help meet proposed higher 2030

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Electrolysers could become part of the ETS and be eligible for free allowances, while allocation to industry would drop from 2026 to adjust to a tighter emissions cap, said the European Commission on

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Shell and Uniper have signed a memorandum of understanding on supporting hydrogen production in key European markets, the energy companies announced on Tuesday.

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The Croatian energy utility HEP is looking into the possibility of using hydrogen as a fuel to decarbonise its existing thermal power plant portfolio, said Ivan Androcec from HEP on Tuesday.

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Natural gas faces a declining demand outlook over the next two decades, despite a sharp price rebound for the least polluting fossil fuel this year, energy experts told a panel in Singapore on

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The European Commission wants TSOs and DSOs to publish data on the carbon content and renewables share for electricity supplied in each bidding zone, according to an unofficial draft of upcoming

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European Union targets for green hydrogen are overambitious, as demand for the renewable gas may only hit 8-20% of energy needs in a “climate neutral” system, an Agora Energiewende analyst told an

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Blending hydrogen into the existing natural gas infrastructure is neither economical nor energy efficient, so focusing on a dedicated hydrogen infrastructure makes more sense, said various markets

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The recovery plans of most EU member states in southeast Europe (SEE) are lacking long-term climate related measures, with Croatia being the exception, according to a study conducted by the German

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Demand for green hydrogen faces uncertainties amid questions about efficiency, electrification and stranded assets, energy experts warned on Wednesday.