Electrofuels Rush Begins In Texas (Where Else?)
Electrofuels are ready for their closeups, Texas is ready for electrofuels, and the leading oil producers SK and Denbury are ready to hop on board.
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More Green Ammonia For The US, & More Electrofuels for Texas
The hydrogen economy of the future is taking shape, and big bucks are involved: Denmark’s Topsoe and the firm HIF Global are bringing green hydrogen and green ammonia to Texas and the US.
Electrofuel Revolution Coming To Baltic Sea, & So Is Russia
As the Russian Baltic Fleet rattles its sword, renewable energy stakeholders in Sweden and elsewhere are eyeballing Baltic Sea offshore wind for a foothold in the new electrofuel market.
Electrofuels Emerge From Stealth Mode, With An Assist From Porsche
Electrofuels are finally having a moment, now that Porsche is eyeballing synthetic fuel produced with green hydrogen.
Offshore Wind Industry Wants To Shed Fossil-Fueled Workboats
The offshore wind industry is turning to electrification and alternative fuels to decarbonize its SOV (service operations vessel) fleet.
New Direct Air Carbon Capture System Captures Water, Too
The US Navy has expressed interest in a new energy-efficient, water-saving carbon capture system with a potential electrofuels angle.
Hydrogen Electric Aircraft Scheme Hatched By EU Nations
Plans for hydrogen infrastructure are being hatched at European airports to support fuel cell electric aircraft.
Giant Green Hydrogen Energy Islands To Host 100 Gigawatts Of Offshore Wind
Plans are being laid to produce green hydrogen at 10 new offshore energy hubs for offshore wind farms, totaling 100 gigawatts.
Polish Powerhouse To Spark Offshore Wind Rush In Baltic Sea
Poland is among the Baltic Sea nations to nail down a foothold in the offshore wind industry, despite security concerns over Russia.
Porsche Readies Self For Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car…Maybe!
Rumors are flying over Porsche’s interest in producing a hydrogen fuel cell electric car, with green hydrogen in the mix.
