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The latest energy production news from organisations working in solar, wind, hydro and hydrogen power solutions along with developments from the battery storage sector.

Sustainable building materials create better indoor climates

Discover how the use of sustainable building materials can provide better passive dehumidification of indoor spaces.

Fusion-grade steel produced at scale in UK first

Fusion-grade steel could reduce production costs by an order of magnitude and improve the efficiency of future fusion power plants.

UK government backs businesses to reduce carbon emissions

25 businesses across the country have received nearly £52m to help reduce carbon emissions. Discover more here.

AI energy demand: Google’s emissions climb by nearly 50%

Google has revealed its emissions have increased by 48% over the last five years due to the increasing energy demand from AI. Read more here.

US invests $2.7bn to reinforce domestic nuclear fuel supply

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced it will finance $2.7bn to boost domestic supply chains for nuclear fuel.

Why blue hydrogen could derail the UK’s net zero targets

A new report claims that UK Government policies supporting blue hydrogen and gas-power CCS significantly risk derailing UK net zero targets.

Engaging molten salt aerosol-LIBS systems for future nuclear energy and technology

Using a new LIBS system, the measurement of salts within nuclear power systems can be easier than ever. Discover more here.

Building a cleaner future for energy-intensive industries through composite materials

The CEM-WAVE Project is developing high-performing composite materials by applying novel technologies and integrating renewable energies to lead the shift of cleaner manufacturing in heavy industry.

DOE commits to reducing methane pollution from oil and gas sector

Applications are open for $850m in federal funding to monitor, measure, quantify, and reduce methane pollution from the oil and gas sectors.

EIT InnoEnergy launches European Solar Academy to address solar skills shortages

EIT InnoEnergy has launched its European Solar Academy to skill 65,000 workers over the next two years. Read more here.

New catalyst unveils the hidden power of water for green hydrogen generation

Water electrolysis offers a path to generate green hydrogen, which can be powered by renewables and clean electricity. Read more here.

New steel recycling method could reduce industry’s carbon footprint

Researchers have designed a new steel recycling method that could decarbonise manufacturing industries and usher in a circular steel economy.

Innovate UK awards funding to Celtic Sea floating offshore wind project

Innovate UK has awarded funding to support the development of a floating offshore wind platform for applications in the Celtic Sea.

US invests $900m to ramp up deployment of small modular reactors

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced it will fund up to $900m support the deployment of small modular reactors.

Hydrogen power: What does it need, and what can it give?

Bramble Energy recently completed a project to optimise fuel cell stack construction, advancing hydrogen in the fight for sustainability.

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We also take a look at what is being done to advance energy storage technology and the capability of batteries to help manage energy reserves.

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