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Bulk of TES Canada’s production will be used to generate ‘electric natural gas’
UK companies that help produce hydrogen will remain niche investments for a couple more years
At Essar’s Stanlow refinery on Merseyside, efforts are focused on carbon capture and hydrogen
Keeping too many options open may slow progress to net zero
Environmental NGOs say special treatment of projects to upgrade existing gas pipelines favours fossil fuel majors
Government commission recommends focus on installing and subsidising heat pumps instead
Norwegian company’s chief points to ‘very big gap’ between targets set by governments and output capacity
Biggest capital project the world has ever seen cannot be left to start-ups
Founder Andrew Forrest urges investors to keep faith as tensions emerge over decarbonisation
Also in today’s newsletter, the falling cost of renewable energy projects
Ministers urged to ‘regain momentum’ after Britain sinks from fourth place to eighth
The fuel is being directed towards the industries that don’t need it, rather than the shipping and aviation sectors which do
Government intends to offer subsidies to transform industrial towns such as Wollongong
Revenues at UK manufacturer beat expectations after string of profit warnings
Oil majors and utilities seek tax credits for projects powered in part by fossil fuels
World’s biggest infrastructure investor raises stake in National Gas and bets on bigger role for hydrogen
Planned hydrogen and biofuel projects at Rotterdam would boost EU decarbonisation effort
Also in today’s newsletter, the IEA warns of a jump in gas prices
Engineering groups point to benefits in race for low-carbon fuels
Official says foreign subsidies are undermining renewable industries ahead of Modi’s US state visit
Billionaire investor and mining magnate Andrew Forrest urges UK and Europe to match US on clean energy subsidies
This FT series examines whether hydrogen can help cut emissions across industries from transport to construction to combat climate change
Pressure to cut carbon emissions has sparked debate over whether the gas is suitable for domestic use
Incentives and fundraising successes are driving momentum, easing concerns about the fuel’s potential
The bloc insists the proposal is mutually beneficial for Europe and Africa, but critics accuse it of resource grabbing
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