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We are happy to share that we have launched our Future Cleantech Lecture Series at Bergische Universität Wuppertal. In the first session, we explored why hydrogen is not a silver bullet for most industrial applications and examined realistic pathways for...

Our experts took a closer look at the future of the global steel industry, a sector facing fierce international competition and an urgent need to decarbonize. As part of our technical briefing series for policymakers, the session provided a concise...

Future Cleantech Architects (FCA) took part in two key discussions at Hydrogen Futures, organized by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschun) and the DAAD German Academic Exchange Service in Bonn.Our Founder & CEO, Peter...

On German Unity Day, the City of Remscheid honored Future Cleantech Architects with its Honorary Award for our work on industrial decarbonization.  Last Friday, four members of our team took the stage to receive the award. The ceremony, which also...

We are happy to announce that Patrick Cummins-Tripodi has joined FCA as our new Cleantech Policy Officer, working closely with Marlène Siméon and Liv Hvass Kure.Patrick holds a Master’s degree in European Politics and Policies from KU Leuven, and has...

Our seventh edition of the technical briefing for policymakers in Brussels focused on next-generation geothermal, which represents a major opportunity for Europe’s clean energy needs. Some of the key points discussed were: The 45-minute briefing was co-led by our Cleantech...

Last week, Future Cleantech Architects (FCA) presented its in-depth analysis report on the Delegated Act for assessing greenhouse gas emissions savings from low-carbon fuels to the European Parliament’s Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy (ITRE), chaired by Borys Budka.Alongside the...

We are pleased to share that, upon invitation of the Technology Executive Committee, our CEO, Peter Schniering, attended the 31st TEC Meeting at United Nations Climate Change in Bonn last week. Building upon the long-standing collaboration on systemic topics in...