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Long Duration Energy Storage and Thermal Energy Storage are key to a successful energy transition. Solar and wind energy are the cheapest and fastest-growing sources of electricity in most world regions. However, intermittent renewables fluctuate and are unavailable on demand,...

With only three weeks to go, we had the pleasure of presenting the Future Cleantech Festival 2024 alongside Vanessa Völkel and Andreas Schäfer from our UN co-hosts and Peter Heinze and Burkhard Mast-Weisz from the city of Remscheid, and with...

When we discuss cleantech innovation with international participants at our Future Cleantech Festival 2024, on the 28-29th of May in Remscheid, Germany, guests will be shuttled with latest generation electric buses. (We will not waste precious green hydrogen here 😊)But...

This year at the Future Cleantech Festival, leaders, innovators, and policymakers will get together to shape the future of cleantech innovation. With a focus on achieving a net-zero 2050, our festival will showcase cutting-edge cleantech solutions and approaches across sectors...

echnical briefing for policymakers in Brussels focused on CementAfter a few busy days in Brussels, we were delighted to host the third edition of our 45-minute briefing for EU policymakers and advisers, co-led by our CEO, Peter Schniering, our Cleantech...

We are happy to have co-hosted a workshop on accelerating cleantech under Horizon Europe and the next Framework Program with different members from the academia, think tanks, and industry representations in collaboration with DTU – Technical University of Denmark and...

Hydropower is the largest renewable energy source in the world, accounting for 15 percent of global electricity consumption. Although solar and wind have received significant mainstream and political attention in recent years, hydropower offers unique advantages that deserve recognition. Assuming...

Green hydrogen is in great demand but in limited supply. Today, most hydrogen is fossil-based and generated through high-emitting processes. Green hydrogen has primarily been produced using electrolysis, in which water is split into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity. However,...