Renewables
PowerCell’s product design approved with SEK 35m order
PowerCell announced a five-year framework agreement for serial deliveries of fuel cell systems with the British company ColGar Energy, a subsidiary of the Vantastec Group.
ZF opens first zero-emission factory in Czech Republic
After a renovation period of less than 18 months, ZF's power electronics production site in Klášterec nad Ohří in the Czech Republic is re-opening as its first zero-emission manufacturing facility.
AIKO unveils next-gen N-type ABC solar modules
AIKO, a global clean energy technology company, has introduced its GEN 2 N-type ABC (All Back Contact) modules (the ‘Neostar’, ‘Comet’, and ‘Stellar’ series) at Key Energy trade fair in Rimini, Italy in February, setting new benchmarks for performance across residential, C&I, and utility-scale applications.
StoreDot’s battery tech offers EV owners a winterproof charging experience
StoreDot, the pioneer of silicon-dominant extreme fast charging (XFC) battery technology for electric vehicles (EVs), has confirmed that its battery cells offer consistent and reliable winter performance.
Dirty Looks and Deep Green announce UK-first ethical rendering partnership
Dirty Looks, the London-based post-production company, and Deep Green, the pioneering UK heat re-use data centre operator, announce that Deep Green’s data centre, housed in a public swimming pool in Exmouth, Devon, rendered high quality film for Dirty Looks, in a UK-first.
First companies for Hydrogen Challenge announced
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has chosen three companies to enhance both industry and regulatory preparedness for the adoption of hydrogen fuel and emerging technologies.
PowerCell has become part of the EU project H2Marine
PowerCell has joined the ranks of the H2Marine project, a 42-month European Union initiative dedicated to pioneering hydrogen technologies tailored for maritime use.
Researchers make hydrogen production breakthrough
At Robert Gordon University (RGU), a team of researchers, in collaboration with the University of Surrey, has developed a tubular cell designed to withstand high temperatures, marking a significant step towards more cost-effective and environmentally friendly energy solutions.
Cranfield Aerospace joins Scottish sustainable aviation project
An Orkney-based sustainable aviation project bolsters its partnership activity with the addition of Cranfield Aerospace (CAeS) which hopes to get certification in 2026 for its hydrogen drivetrain, ready for entry into passenger-carrying service in 2027.
An introduction to Gridwatch Templar
Gridwatch Templar is a resource in the UK’s energy sector and provides real-time insights into electricity generation and consumption across the nation’s power grid.