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Toyota has announced its decision to only sell zero-emission automobiles in Western Europe by 2035. The announcement came on the same day that the Japanese manufacturer showcased the European version of its first electric vehicle, as well as a concept vehicle that burns hydrogen instead of gasoline.

In the race to develop and operate hydrogen fuel cells for commercial vessels, the U.S. effort known...

In the race to develop and operate hydrogen fuel cells for commercial vessels, the U.S. effort known...

UK-based BAE Systems has completed the deployment of its HybriGen Power and Propulsion solution onboard Sea Change.

E+E 100 Welcome to the 2021 Environment+Energy Leader 100 list! The annual Environment+Energy Leader 100 recognizes those environment and energy “doers” who break trail in creating new solutions, programs, platforms, best practices and products to help their companies – or other companies – achieve greater success in commercial and industrial ... Read more »

Airlines are expected to have electric planes as their zero-emission solution. However, can battery-powered airplanes conduct commercial flights?

US President Biden administration-backed and World Economic Forum initiative the First Movers Coalition has set commitments for using zero-emission fuels

There are several solutions marketed for cutting emissions resulting from commercial shipping, but Windship Technology, a British company, claims to have developed the most comprehensive system that brings together wind power, solar power, carbon capture, and more. An independent assessment was recently concluded, confirming the system’s potential to change commercial shipping.

Yesterday, the World Economic Forum, in partnership with US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, announced the First Movers Coalition, a new platform for companies to make purchasing commitments that create new market demand for low and zero carbon fuels and technologies. Among the eight “harder-to-abate” sectors addressed by the First Movers Coalition, an ...

Forty nations responsible for over 70 per cent of the world’s GDP, including the EU