H2 Revolution
Sustainable fuels are energy sources that are produced from renewable resources and have a lower environmental impact compared to conventional fossil fuels. These fuels are derived from organic materials, including biomass, agricultural residues, and waste products, as well as from advanced technologies such as green hydrogen or biofuels produced through processes that do not contribute to carbon emissions. The key characteristics of sustainable fuels include their ability to be replenished naturally, reduced greenhouse gas emissions during production and use, and minimal impact on ecosystems and biodiversity. Sustainable fuels aim to provide alternative energy solutions that support energy transition efforts by reducing dependency on finite resources and combating climate change. By being environmentally friendly and viable long-term options, they play a crucial role in the movement towards a more sustainable energy future.
A recent report by Avendus Capital has highlighted the growing competitiveness of green hydrogen (GH2) with current production forms. The report predicts that green hydrogen and green ammonia will attract…
Heidelberg Materials' Ribblesdale cement works is leading a pioneering project to investigate the feasibility of using ammonia as a source of hydrogen for fueling cement kilns. The 12-month research initiative,…