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The EU’s Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) introduced an important innovation lever: by 2030, at least 5% of newly installed renewable electricity capacity should contribute to the integration of innovative renewable energy technologies.If effectively implemented, this target could accelerate the...

FCA has successfully completed the first Future Cleantech Lecture Series, piloted in collaboration with the University of Wuppertal. The series tested a new lecture format designed to bring neglected but high-impact cleantech technologies into academic teaching at the early stage...

We are happy to announce that Pauline Leroi has joined FCA as our new Junior Cleantech Analyst, working closely with Magnolia Tovar, Antoine Koen, James Lazenby, Peter Ruschhaupt, Rene Severens, and Hannah Maral.Pauline holds a Master’s degree in Energy Technologies...

We are happy to announce that Hannah Maral has joined FCA as our new Cleantech Analyst, working closely with Magnolia Tovar, Antoine Koen, James Lazenby, Rene Severens, and Pauline Leroi. Hannah brings a strong background in analytical industrial decarbonization, with...

Geothermal is a renewable form of energy generation that works by drilling into the earth to extract the heat naturally present underground, keeping the surface footprint low. Depending on its temperature, this heat can be used either directly, such as...

Future Cleantech Architects was honored to attend the first General Assembly of the Critical Chemicals Alliance convened by the European Commission, as a follow-up of the EU Chemicals Action Plan.The Alliance aims at: Chemicals are foundational to Europe’s industrial base....

What “Made in Europe” Really Means for Cleantech and Industry As Europe rapidly scales wind and solar and accelerates industrial electrification, flexibility is becoming the limiting factor of the energy transition. LDES is a cornerstone of a secure, resilient, and...