Renewable hydrogen is undoubtedly a key energy vector that is shaping the energy transition agenda. Development is advancing rapidly, but it is still largely unknown, which means that perceptions of it can lead to confusion in certain areas.
The metallurgical sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. According to McKinsey & Company, steel, aluminium and other metal production accounts for around 8% of global CO₂ emissions and has come under scrutiny to reduce its environmental impact.
The energy sector has entered 2025 in the midst of an unprecedented change. The urgency of climate change and the EU’s commitments to decarbonisation have led to the creation of a regulatory framework that is constantly being redefined.
The circular economy has become a pillar of sustainability as it enables the reuse of resources and significantly reduces waste generation. In this context, carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) is emerging as an innovative technology with the potential to accelerate the transition to climate neutrality.
The third Enagás Hydrogen Day brings together the main active drivers of the hydrogen value chain in Europe and has established itself as the benchmark event in this field.
COP29 in Baku committed developed countries to provide a minimum of $300 billion annually to the poorest countries over the next decade.
We talk to Carmen Peña, winner of Ingenia Energy Challenge ‘External Proposal’ award, and Mayte Bolumar, winner of the ‘Enterprising Woman’ award.
Green hydrogen is thus a key element in the challenge of achieving climate neutrality and decarbonising the economy. Unlike other renewable energy carriers, it can be stored in a gaseous or liquid state, which makes it easier to manage.
Cities around the world have a major influence on climate change, and they also suffer the most from its effects. That is why it is crucial for them to become a key element when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Sustainable mobility is the set of initiatives aimed at achieving efficient transport of goods and people, from an environmental perspective. This is a very important tool in the aim of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
