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- Heat stored in molten salt used to process corn
News: World’s largest industrial thermal energy storage system uses molten salt for HaaS from renewables at corn-processing plant in Hungary. - Clean energy deal to power 1 in 10 homes in SpainNews: Clean energy investments by market disrupter in Spain will offer solar and battery storage to over 1 in 10 homes around the country.
- Direct Air Capture goes live at Alpha hub in CanadaNews: Modular Direct Air Capture tech from UK startup begins permanent removal of carbon for storage underground at hub site, in Canada.
- 91% renewable energy projects now cheaper optionNews: Report into cost-competitiveness confirms clean energy is now cheaper for 91% of renewables projects, beating fossil fuels on price.
- Marine contractors vital to clean energy in EuropeNews: Marine contractors at work on offshore infrastructure warn a lack of regulatory support puts climate goals and energy security at risk.
- First large-scale commercial e-methanol facilityNews: World’s first large-scale commercial e-methanol facility opens in Denmark, supplying markets like logistics, healthcare and toy-making.
- Planning for grid-scale energy storage in ScotlandNews: Planning consents for new battery energy storage sites near Glasgow in Scotland show demand is strong in renewables and data centres.
- Expedition maps tropical glacier loss in UgandaNews: Expedition uses satellite tech and 3D models to map glacier loss in East Africa, impacting both climate science and spiritual heritage.
- Will the Loss and Damage Fund be fit for purpose?Guest Blog by Kelly Hunte: With the Loss and Damage Fund, do unlearned lessons on payment mean the same mistakes are about to be made again?
- Nature-based solutions on the rise in AfricaNews: Report reveals rise in use of nature-based solutions to climate risks in Africa, but lack of investment persists, especially in cities.
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