Worldwide, green hydrogen projects are multiplying. Hygenco is working with Tata Steel to develop a green hydrogen and ammonia project at the Gopalpur Industrial Park in India. The first phase aims to start production in December 2026.
Worldwide, green hydrogen projects are multiplying. Hygenco is working with Tata Steel to develop a green hydrogen and ammonia project at the Gopalpur Industrial Park in India. The first phase aims to start production in December 2026.
The Nordic countries, in collaboration with oil giants, are taking a key step towards establishing an efficient European market for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
The Nordic countries, in collaboration with oil giants, are taking a key step towards establishing an efficient European market for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
In the run-up to COP29, Azerbaijan is taking a proactive stance in promoting nuclear power as a viable solution for reducing global emissions. The initiative, supported by the IAEA at a recent summit in Brussels, aims to integrate nuclear power into global climate strategies.
In the run-up to COP29, Azerbaijan is taking a proactive stance in promoting nuclear power as a viable solution for reducing global emissions. The initiative, supported by the IAEA at a recent summit in Brussels, aims to integrate nuclear power into global climate strategies.
Brussels hosts a crucial summit on March 21 and 22, underlining the revival of nuclear energy on the European agenda. This event, orchestrated by the International Atomic Energy Agency with the support of France, brings together world leaders to discuss the future of nuclear power in the face of climate challenges and the quest for energy autonomy.
Brussels hosts a crucial summit on March 21 and 22, underlining the revival of nuclear energy on the European agenda. This event, orchestrated by the International Atomic Energy Agency with the support of France, brings together world leaders to discuss the future of nuclear power in the face of climate challenges and the quest for energy autonomy.
Faced with the challenges of nuclear safety, countries are adopting a variety of structures, combining expertise and decision-making, with reforms in France, the United States, Japan and Belgium reflecting this diversity.
Faced with the challenges of nuclear safety, countries are adopting a variety of structures, combining expertise and decision-making, with reforms in France, the United States, Japan and Belgium reflecting this diversity.
