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21 April 2023 | Energy
The decarbonised hydrogen sector: where are we up to?
Currently, barely a week goes by without an announcement in the hydrogen sector, whether around production plant projects, gigafactories of electrolysis capacity or components, regional ecosystems, or international-scale partnerships. But beyondthe diversity of applications (from industry to energy to mobility), where are we really up to in the sector’s development?
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24 March 2023 | Energy
Recovery of CO2: where are we up to?
In 2022, no fewer than 40.6 billion tonnes of CO22were emitted globally*. Given such a figure, the some 230 million tonnes of CO2 used annually may seem negligible. But things change and a CO2 recovery sector is beginning to emerge...
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10 June 2021 | Energy
Energy storage: a booming market
The growth of renewable energies, the development of new uses for energy such as electrical mobility and self-consumption, provision for isolated locations, and so on — a number of factors explain the bullish growth across the storage sector. In fact, energy storage is of particular interest for smoothing demand fluctuations and addressing the peaks in consumption...
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5 November 2020 | Energy
Energy: 5 startups that bring together innovation and environment
The transformation of the industrial sector so it has a lower environmental impact is one of the challenges of our century. But can innovation really be reconciled with environment? Here are 5 rising startups that are re-drawing the lines.
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19 June 2020 | Agriculture
Agriculture and environment - green shoots of harmony?
The concepts of “agriculture” and “environment” have been in conflict for several decades, even generations, whereas they should naturally go together. The many pressures exerted by the agricultural system on the environment and climate are increasingly well-documented. Various plans, reports and strategies have been produced to combat this but their objectives are often long-term. Thankfully, many are already taking action and working tirelessly to make the agricultural model more environmentally responsible.
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