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The Danish Business Authority has awarded DKK 600m to the 300MW Power-to-X (PtX) flagship project, Green Fuels for Denmark.

The European Union remains committed to its Green Deal. Despite all odds, geopolitical concerns and the energy crisis may actually accelerate the EU green transition and trigger a...

In the context of REPowerEU objectives to produce 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen in Europe by 2030, and the recent funding announcements made under the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) Hy2Tech and Hy2Use, the European Investment Bank together with the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance is inviting hydrogen promoters selected for public funding to enter into financing and advisory discussions with the Bank on an accelerated basis.

How much will renewable hydrogen production drive demand for new renewable energy capacity by 2027? - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.

The EU should not be dragged into an intensifying subsidy race — least of all with a country with such deep pockets and the world's reserve currency.

The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) puts the EU in an uncomfortable position. At long last, the Americans pass legislation that, arguably, constitutes a federal climate policy. But the road taken by the US is different from the EU’s. The world’s premier capitalist powerhouse is taking the path of state intervention through subsidisation and industrial…

By Andreas Rinke and Sarah Marsh BERLIN (Reuters) - Building a lithium-ion battery factory in Germany, Europe's top car producer, had seemed like a no...

Building a lithium-ion battery factory in Germany, Europes top car producer, had seemed like a no-brainer for Northvolt.

Building a lithium-ion battery factory in Germany, Europes top car producer, had seemed like a no-brainer for Northvolt. But a new U.S. law offering hefty subsidies to local manufacturers of...

EU’s top economies leave behind their recent tensions to push for EU action amid trade war fears.