Green hydrogen's ability to transform emission-intensive sectors makes it a key ally in the energy transition. We have already analysed how this energy vector is redefining the value chain of the metallurgical industry and also its key role in the chemical industry, contributing to making both of them more sustainable.
Green ammonia, a compound of nitrogen and hydrogen, emerges as a highly promising energy carrier for the decarbonisation of certain sectors and as a hydrogen carrier.
Air transport is an activity that releases large quantities of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and is, according to the European Environment Agency, the third most polluting mode of transport.
The land transport sector is one of the largest consumers of energy and this trend needs to change.
Eugenia Sillero has been the Secretary General of Gasnam, the Iberian Association for natural gas-powered mobility, since 2018. Its aim is to promote the use of natural and renewable gas in mobility, both on land and at sea in the Iberian Peninsula. As part of our series of interviews with women from the energy sector, today she shares with us her views on equality, leadership and the challenges facing the sector in the coming years.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been processed to be transported in liquid form, but how does gaseous natural gas become liquid, i.e. LNG?
Discover the new European classification of hydrogen types, which replaces the old colour-coded system. The European Union distinguishes five categories: renewable hydrogen (RFNBO), bio-based, low-carbon, recycled carbon and fossil-based, based on their production method, emission reduction and traceability. Certification and transparency are key to building a clean, competitive energy market that is aligned with Europe's climate goals.
Asturias is committed to green hydrogen with more than 220 km of pipelines in the future Spanish inland hydrogen network and an ambitious energy strategy. Discover why it is one of Spain's most promising regions to lead the transition to a decarbonised economy.
BioLNG is biomethane from renewable sources liquefied at -160ºC. However, behind this definition lies a process that combines technological innovation, circular economy and the ability to transform waste into clean, usable energy on a large scale.
Castile and León is charting a new energy horizon. Having been a region that exports renewable electricity, it now aspires to become one of the drivers of renewable hydrogen, a fully sustainable energy vector set to play a key role in the decarbonisation of industry, transport and the economy.
