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Work starts on Middle East’s first high-speed hydrogen refuelling station

Work starts on Middle East’s first high-speed hydrogen refuelling station

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Work starts on Middle East’s first high-speed hydrogen refuelling station

The refuelling plant, which is being built in Masdar City, will create clean hydrogen from water, using an electrolyser powered by green electricity and will be completed later this year

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NI to get a £3bn net zero network makeover

NI to get a £3bn net zero network makeover

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NI to get a £3bn net zero network makeover

NIE Networks will invest that amount across a ten-year period, creating 1,000 new jobs for the country in the process

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‘Fossil fuels for electricity to drop in 2023’

‘Fossil fuels for electricity to drop in 2023’

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‘Fossil fuels for electricity to drop in 2023’

This marks the first time there’s been an annual fall in the use of fossil fuels without a pandemic or recession to blame

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Increase in business customers using green energy products from SSE Energy Solutions

Increase in business customers using green energy products from SSE Energy Solutions

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Increase in business customers using green energy products from SSE Energy Solutions

SSE Energy Solutions’ Green Electricity and Green Gas has achieved EcoAct (an Atos company) verification once again, as the company reported a fourfold increase in business customers using green energy products over the past year

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Volvo delivers first electric trucks with fossil-free steel

Volvo delivers first electric trucks with fossil-free steel

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Volvo delivers first electric trucks with fossil-free steel

The first steel produced with hydrogen is being used in the electric truck’s frame rails, the backbone of the truck upon which all other main components are mounted

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Tokyo railway all powered by green energy

Tokyo railway all powered by green energy

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Tokyo railway all powered by green energy

A Japanese railway company has ensured all its lines and operations are powered using renewable electricity – in a first for the country

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Yili Group’s dairy factory becomes ‘China’s first’ carbon-neutral food facility

Yili Group’s dairy factory becomes ‘China’s first’ carbon-neutral food facility

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Yili Group’s dairy factory becomes ‘China’s first’ carbon-neutral food facility

Last year, Yili Yunnan Dairy also received the first ‘green electricity certificate’ in China’s food industry, following a steady decline in its total energy consumption

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Prince Charles gets fusion energy demonstration

Prince Charles gets fusion energy demonstration

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Prince Charles gets fusion energy demonstration

His Royal Highness witnessed the largest operating tokamak in action and discussed the low carbon energy mix of the future

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Dorset brewer creates green electricity from waste beer

Dorset brewer creates green electricity from waste beer

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Dorset brewer creates green electricity from waste beer

It has installed a wastewater plant, creating enough electricity to power close to 17,000 average homes for one day

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Spain’s Iberdrola enters Irish energy supply market

Spain’s Iberdrola enters Irish energy supply market

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Spain’s Iberdrola enters Irish energy supply market

It also plans to invest more than €100m in renewable energy and storage projects by 2025

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South Korea ‘could go 100% green by 2050’

South Korea ‘could go 100% green by 2050’

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South Korea ‘could go 100% green by 2050’

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