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Photo of three girls holding certificate in recognition of winning the 2023 Energy Institute Climate Change Award

25/10/2023 Comment / Kayra Hutchison,Anabelle Cox,Isabelle Assor

Making hydrogen fuel from scrap metal

Winners of this year’s Energy Institute Climate Change Award*, part of the Big Bang Competition 2023, Kayra Hutchison, Anabelle Cox and Isabelle Assor from Queen Elizabeth's Girls' School, describe their innovative concept.

Carbon emissions

15/10/2025 Comment / Lili Strege

The carbon border shift – UK industries will need to brace for CBAM compliance

The EU is to introduce the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from 2027, as a way to prevent companies from evading climate regulations by relocating production to countries with less stringent standards. CBAM is set to cover iron and steel, cement, hydrogen and fertilisers. UK business leaders will need to start building a carbon strategy to ensure compliance and remain competitive, writes Lili Strege, Carbon Analyst at CFP Energy.

Hydrogen

Head and shoulders photo of Victoria Judd, Counsel at law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

1/11/2023 Comment / Victoria Judd

Can the UK get hydrogen moving?

Achieving the UK’s ambitions to produce 10 GW of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030 will require significant and rapid advances in the scale of current capacity. Victoria Judd, Counsel at law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, discusses ways to attract investment into hydrogen infrastructure projects to meet the target.

Hydrogen

Head and shoulders photo of Professor Emmanouil Kakaras

4/10/2023 Comment / Emmanouil Kakaras

Hydrogen: a changing landscape but a promising future

Hydrogen produced with low or no carbon emissions has great potential for decarbonising certain industrial and energy sectors, but it remains a complicated picture. Here, Professor Emmanouil Kakaras, Executive Vice President of the NEXT Energy Business at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries EMEA, presents his views on the global development of this fuel.

Carbon emissions

15/10/2025 Comment / Lili Strege

The carbon border shift – UK industries will need to brace for CBAM compliance

The UK is to introduce the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from 2027, as a way to prevent companies from evading climate regulations by relocating production to countries with less stringent standards. CBAM is set to cover iron and steel, cement, hydrogen and fertilisers. UK business leaders will need to start building a carbon strategy to ensure compliance and remain competitive, writes Lili Strege, Carbon Analyst at CFP Energy.

Net zero / decarbonisation / energy transition

Head and shoulders photo of Adrian Del Maestro, Director of PwC Strategy&

22/6/2022 Comment / Adrian del Maestro

Decarbonising UK industrial clusters – potential and risks to manage

Adrian Del Maestro, Director of PwC Strategy&, looks at the prospects and funding challenges facing industrial hubs as they move to decarbonise operations.

Renewables

29/6/2022 News

Urgency of accelerating modern energy access in Africa

The path to bringing modern energy access to all Africans while creating new growth industries in critical minerals and green hydrogen has been set out in a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).

Renewable energy

16/2/2022 News

Egypt plans waste-to-hydrogen plant while IRENA expresses concerns

An Egyptian port authority has given preliminary approval to H₂ Industries for development of an innovative waste-to-hydrogen hub. The proposed project is one of several targeted at North Africa and the Middle East.

Hydrogen

28/2/2024 News

Enthusiastic response to European Hydrogen Bank pilot auction

The pilot auction for renewable hydrogen production in Europe attracted 132 bids from projects located in 17 European countries, representing a total planned electrolyser capacity of 8.5 GWe. Meanwhile, the European Commission (EC) has approved a third Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI ) in the hydrogen value chain, which it says will ‘establish the first regional infrastructure clusters in several member states’.

Hydrogen

17/1/2024 News

First commercial deployment of ‘game-changing’ hydrogen technology

Ultra-low-carbon hydrogen to ammonia production technology is to be deployed for the first time at a new ammonia production facility in Port Arthur, Texas, US. The process aims to accelerate the decarbonisation of transportation, industrial processes and agriculture across the Gulf Coast region. Meanwhile, two new studies highlight the important role that ammonia is set to play in decarbonising the global shipping sector.

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Making hydrogen fuel from scrap metal

The carbon border shift – UK industries will need to brace for CBAM compliance

Can the UK get hydrogen moving?

Hydrogen: a changing landscape but a promising future

The carbon border shift – UK industries will need to brace for CBAM compliance

Decarbonising UK industrial clusters – potential and risks to manage

Urgency of accelerating modern energy access in Africa

Egypt plans waste-to-hydrogen plant while IRENA expresses concerns

Enthusiastic response to European Hydrogen Bank pilot auction

First commercial deployment of ‘game-changing’ hydrogen technology