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Boasting of world's first renewable energy flexible direct current (DC) gridproject, river water-powered air conditioner, improved carbon capture technology, smart port and world's largest hydro-solar power station, China is on track to embrace a green future.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, announced on the 15th of March the government's plans to invest £20 billion in carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) over the next two decades.

The Government has pledged to stick to its plan to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 as it revealed its Powering Up Britain strategy to transform the UK’s energy infrastructure.

Press contact: Florence Lièvre Tel.: +33 1 47 54 50 71 Email: florence.lievre@capgemini.com  Capgeminis Annual World Energy Markets Observatory, 2022 A balance

Hydrogen gas ("Hydrogen"), a non-metal natural resource equivalent to oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon on the periodic table, is a versatile energy carrier and feedstock...

AZoM speaks with Ania Jolly, Head of Research and Business Engagement at the Henry Royce Institute, about advanced materials progress as well as industry-led initiatives toward sustainable manufacturing.

Highlights Hydrogen has gained unprecedented attention across the globe in the past few decades to combat the climate change issues. Most of ...