“Green hydrogen, produced by splitting water through electrolysis, is currently in early development stages, with 79.46% capacity worldwide being in the feasibility stage. As renewable energy costs fall, so will the costs of green hydrogen production.”
Despite claims, only about 3% of EV drivers revert to petrol cars due to evolving EV technology and improved infrastructure.
Ash trees, crucial for urban cooling, face a significant threat from emerald ash borers, which could increase city temperatures.
Ecosia launches an eco-friendly browser that generates clean energy while browsing, continuing its mission to plant trees and support green initiatives.
Fisker’s financial troubles cast doubt on the Fisker Ocean SUV, despite its impressive performance and unique features, due to uncertain future support.
Despite claims of full fossil fuel divestment, UC’s recent SEC filings reveal ongoing investments in fossil fuel companies, raising transparency concerns.
In response to Canada’s Bill C-59, Pathways Alliance erased its web content amid a crackdown on climate misinformation, marking a shift towards greater corporate accountability.
Philanthropists persist in funding climate control research like cloud brightening despite skepticism and setbacks, emphasizing the need for scientific advancements in geoengineering.
Germany’s Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind farm installed its first Siemens Gamesa SG 11.0-200 DD turbine, marking a milestone towards its 2025 commissioning.
The Australian Coalition’s nuclear power plan faces criticism for potentially raising emissions and electricity costs, contradicting the global shift to renewables.
US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a $9.12 million clean energy investment in rural northern Colorado.
Coalition sues EPA, alleging new vehicle emissions standards unjustly favor electric vehicles.