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The British automaker is investigating the development of a new hydrogen powered vehicle. Jaguar Land Rover has started the process…
The D.O.E. has pledged $100 million in funding for the development of the H2 powered vehicle. The U.S. Department of…
The Italian energy giant is speeding up its plans for decarbonization of its worldwide power production. Enel, an energy giant…
The teenaged activist is using the upcoming UN vote to push the countries to make larger commitments. Activist Greta Thunberg…
A new data analysis indicated that all new electrical generation capacity in April avoided fossil fuel. US renewable energy in…
The firm made its debut on the Nasdaq yesterday, ten years after Tesla made a similar move. Following the investor…
A massive partnership will build a large facility for providing alternative transportation fuels. A number of large Danish companies, including…
The £450 million project is receiving its approval from ministers and will be headed to Kent. This week, the largest…
Using H2 fuel cells could transform the transportation ecosystem in the country. State-run Indian Oil Corp. is building a long-term…
The Turkish utility is constructing onshore platforms for wind power at four farms. General Electric division, GE Renewable Energy, has…
The East African 50 MW Tulu Moyo project has gained expanded funding from the CTF. The African Development Bank has…
Though new fuelling locations are on their way to the city, the growth rate is a small one. For many…
The goal is to support a renewable power source that could double American electric power plant capacity. Offshore wind energy…
The French company intends to invest nearly 200 million euros to boost Science Park capacities. A new Air Liquide investment…
The goal of the tech is to help reduce the cost associated with producing the renewable energy. Orsted and ITM…
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