The 600MW facility will produce 240 tonnes of green hydrogen per day

A youth group claims the government’s action on fighting climate change has been “insufficient”

A Swedish company is hopeful of producing fossil free steel by 2025

The agreement is for a 90MW solar park to power the retailer’s operations

They claim the country is not being ambitious enough in its policy

Sweden believes the switch could see the city become carbon-negative by 2030

It has struck a deal with Ardagh Glass Packaging to use a partly hydrogen-fired furnace, which will reduce Absolut Vodka’s carbon footprint from glass by 20%

It has signed a deal with Svevind to build the 20GW structure

The EU fund will also support the country’s ambition to achieve climate-neutrality by 2045

The company is currently constructing a green hydrogen-powered steel plant in Boden in Northern Sweden