Green and sustainable cold: a solution to improve energy efficiency
In an increasingly sustainable world, the use of resources that were previously considered waste has become a fundamental pillar of energy innovation.
Enagás es el operador de la red de gas natural en España y ha sido designado como gestor provisional de la red de hidrógeno. Su experiencia la convierte en una compañía referente en seguridad de suministro y transición energética y la posiciona como un actor clave en el futuro energético europeo.
In an increasingly sustainable world, the use of resources that were previously considered waste has become a fundamental pillar of energy innovation.
Digitalising the company through advanced data analytics and process automation is central to Enagás’ Digital Transformation Plan.
Italy is moving forward with determination in its commitment to renewable hydrogen, consoli-dating its position as a key country in the European energy transition thanks to this energy carrier.
Discover what the Enagás Hydrogen Technology Observatory is, its functions and how it promotes and drives technological progress. Come on in and find out more!
Currently, the energy sector is one of those with the largest gender gap of all those in the global economy. Only one in five positions in the energy sector is held by a woman, as highlighted by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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.
Daniel Hissel, Deputy Director of the Hydrogen Research Federation at CNRS, shares his vision on the future of hydrogen.