The energy transition does not depend on a single solution. In order to reduce emissions from industry, transport and power generation, it will be necessary to combine technologies that can store, transport and use energy more efficiently and sustainably. This is where energy carriers come into play.
In recent years, advances in large language models and conversational AI assistants, such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, have dominated the discussion surrounding artificial intelligence (AI).
According to UN figures more than 80% of world trade is transported by sea, Maritime transport accounts for around 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Council of the European Union.
The Hydrogen Technology Observatory, together with partners such as Siemens Energy, EAG (Empresarios Agrupados - GHESA) and Mitsubishi Power, and with the participation of Ansaldo Energía, held a technical workshop on the state of the art in renewable hydrogen power generation technology, focusing on technological advances and their integration into the energy system.
Murcia is at a turning point in the development of green hydrogen. The region has a concrete work programme, ongoing projects and committed investments, as well as an industrial plan that positions the green hydrogen sector as part of its sustainable growth strategy.
