Europe’s renewable hydrogen industry has invested enormous effort in reducing the cost of renewable electricity and scaling up electrolyser manufacturing. Yet as commercial projects begin moving from planning towards large-scale…
Lithuania has taken a major step towards creating a dedicated hydrogen economy after the Government approved a draft Hydrogen Law and amendments to related legislation that will establish, for the…
The Voice of Renewables conducted an extensive international research project examining one of the fastest-evolving trends in the global energy transition: the growing integration of utility-scale solar power with renewable hydrogen…
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. This is the first part of a three-piece article. Parts two and three will be published on consecutive days of this week. Across Europe, hydrogen has become…
For much of the past five years, Europe’s renewable hydrogen industry has measured progress in megawatts. Every new electrolyser, every gigawatt-scale project announcement and every government subsidy has been viewed…
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. The Voice of Renewables editorial team has prepared a new ten-part feature series exploring how renewable energy asset management is evolving from a traditional operations and maintenance…
Blanchardstown, a large outer suburb of Dublin in the modern county of Fingal, until today best known for the sprawling Blanchardstown Shopping Centre housing over 180 big brand stores, restaurants…
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. A shift in framing but not yet in physics Electro-sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) is increasingly presented in Europe as more than a decarbonisation pathway for aviation. With…
A mobile green hydrogen refuelling station has enabled the immediate rollout of a fuel cell bus service in northern Germany, effectively closing the gap between vehicle deployment and permanent infrastructure…
The Czech Republic has reinforced its position at the centre of Europe’s emerging hydrogen economy after two major cross-border infrastructure projects were re-confirmed as Projects of Common Interest (PCI) by the European…
While Ukraine’s energy system continues to operate under wartime conditions, a parallel long-term transformation is quietly advancing. Across the country, hydrogen developers, European institutions, and international technology providers are progressing…
Norway is attempting to build one of the world’s first integrated hydrogen shipping ecosystems, testing whether the fuel can move beyond demonstrations and compete in the commercial realities of maritime…
European hydrogen strategy has entered a phase where ambition is no longer the binding constraint. Execution is. Across industrial clusters, refinery operators and utilities are now confronting the less elegant…
A market defined by ambition rather than execution For much of the past decade, hydrogen has been discussed globally as a decarbonisation solution searching for scale. By 2026, India has…
The hydrogen industry has spent much of the past decade focused on production. Governments have announced ambitious electrolyser deployment targets. Developers have unveiled gigawatt-scale projects. Manufacturers have competed to improve…
For much of the past decade, the hydrogen industry has focused heavily on technology. Fuel cells became more efficient. Electrolysers became larger. New hydrogen production pathways emerged. Governments announced ambitious…
Can Italy Become a Major Hydrogen Economy, or Will Hydrogen Remain a Niche Decarbonisation Tool? For much of the past five years, Italy has been presented as one of Europe’s…
Chile’s Water Sector Has Become a Strategic Infrastructure Industry For much of the past decade, Chile’s water challenges have been viewed primarily through the lens of drought. Yet water has…