UK’s Hydrogen Strategy at Crossroads as Industry Demands Clear Ammonia Integration
Cross-Sector Coalition Urges Government Action on Low-Carbon Ammonia A powerful alliance of 12 major industry associations has issued a compelling…
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The Unseen Battle: How Corporate Emissions Benchmarking Fights Climate Greenwashing
Why Quantitative Benchmarks Matter in Corporate Climate Accountability In the evolving landscape of corporate climate action, a critical tension has…
Starmer’s COP30 Gambit: How Climate Diplomacy Intersects With Industrial Technology
Political Calculus Behind Climate Summit Attendance In a move that underscores the growing intersection of climate policy and industrial strategy,…
North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley Pioneers Europe’s First Transnational Clean Energy Ecosystem
The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley, uniting Croatia, Italy, and Slovenia, is emerging as Europe’s pioneering transnational hydrogen ecosystem. With 37 partners and 17 industrial testbeds, the initiative aims to produce 5,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2030 while transforming hard-to-abate sectors.
Europe’s First Transnational Hydrogen Valley Takes Shape
Europe’s inaugural transnational Hydrogen Valley is accelerating regional decarbonisation efforts through large-scale collaboration between Croatia, Italy’s Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, and Slovenia, according to project reports. The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley (NAHV) brings together 37 partners and operates 17 industrial testbed projects targeting sectors where decarbonisation alternatives remain limited, including energy, mobility, manufacturing, and steel production.