China has established the largest NEV (New Energy Vehicle) market worldwide and target rapid progress in hydrogen activities.
Various media reports that the Chinese government and local authorities now are aiming for one million fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) on Chinese roads by 2030.
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The Northern Line, which is supposed to be the oldest deep level metro line in the world, will be used to heat homes, offices and leisure centres in London. Read more;
Why is energy knowledge important? A lot of the public debate is centred around energy, energy availability, energy efficiency and the consequences of using energy. Read more;
Since hydrogen (H2) often is the subject of the energy debate, we have put together some basic facts about hydrogen. Read more;
The tribology paradox, have you ever heard about it? Honestly, I had not heard about it either until I started digging through various scientific reports and presentations. The Read more;
The energy debate The energy debate has for a long time been discussing if there are good alternatives to fossil fuels. It started decades ago but really got a boost Read more;
On Wednesday January 25th Oil major BP launched it’s latest energy outlook. Some of the key highlights provided by BP are: Carbon emissions The carbon emissions will still Read more;
During the World Economic Forum on January 17th the Hydrogen Council were launched. This cooperation between 13 major players from various industry and energy sectors with global reach, intends to Read more;
Energy efficiency and efficient use of energy is currently on the agenda for many individuals, companies, researchers and official bodies. Wether the reason being cost saving, environmental concerns, a general Read more;
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