November 20, 2024Renewable hydrogen, key to Europe’s energy transition, faces slow adoption and regulatory barriers that hinder the achievement of 2030 goals. ACER’s recent report points to infrastructure, costs, and the lack of alignment among Member States as the main causes.
November 20, 2024Hydrogen is a key element for the energy transition, but the European market faces structural challenges. Germany leads consumption, with industrial sectors like refining dominating demand.
November 18, 2024The growing generation of renewable energy in Europe is driving episodes of negative prices in the electricity market, impacting the profitability and sustainability of generators. A report from ACER and the insights of Antonio Delgado Rigal, CEO of AleaSoft, highlight the challenges and opportunities of this trend.
November 17, 2024NedZero’s Chairman, Jan Vos, points out that insufficient investment in the Dutch electricity grid poses a major obstacle to the growth of renewable energy. Due to regulatory efforts to keep prices low, public institutions underestimated the speed and scale of change required for the energy transition.
November 15, 2024The United Kingdom has committed to investing over £200 million in its offshore wind industry, funding the development of 7 to 8 gigawatts of new capacity. This investment will also boost thousands of green jobs in sectors such as engineering and manufacturing, while aiming for clean energy generation capable of powering millions of homes by 2030.
