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Tens of billions of pounds could be generated for the UK economy from the re-use, refurbishment and re-engineering of broken wind turbine parts, according to a new coalition set-up to drive the creation of a circular supply chain for renewables in the UK.

Swansea and Grenoble experts have teamed up to create a realistic method for producing green hydrogen using sustainable catalysts.

With water as the only “waste” product, solid oxide fuel cells, often known as SOFCs, are a type of electrochemical device that uses hydrogen as fuel to produce electricity

Carbonaide, a spin-out company from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland that enables the manufacturing of carbon-negative concrete, has raised EUR 1.8 million in seed funding led by Lakan Betoni and Vantaa Energy.

Simris Group AB (publ), today announces that since the restart of operations at its algae farm in Hammenhög, Sweden in January, that growth rates are more than three times the previous record rates.

Australian solar panel manufacturer Tindo Solar is exporting to Vietnam as the Southeast Asian nation signals it will prioritise high-quality renewables hardware in its energy system.

ASM Global, through its corporate social responsibility platform, ASM Global Acts, and in partnership with Honeycomb Strategies, has announced a dramatic plan—the most aggressive in the live entertainment industry—to convert its portfolio into the most sustainable venues on Earth.

Global metal cutting specialist Sandvik Coromant introduces a new generation of CoroTap® 100 and CoroTap® 400 for short-chipping and chip-free tapping of aluminium.

Storage of renewable energy will be essential to Australia’s net zero transition but will require significant investment, according to the latest roadmap released today by Australia's national science agency, CSIRO.

Elektros ELEK, an emerging leader in the electric mobility industry, announces the launch of its new clean energy technology brand, Elektros Energy.