Hydrogen energy represents one of the most promising pathways toward decarbonizing our global energy systems. As a versatile energy carrier with zero direct emissions when used, hydrogen offers unique advantages across multiple sectors from transportation to industrial applications. The growing…
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Embarking on a journey through the rapidly evolving landscape of energy production, the spotlight shines brightly on the emergence of hydrogen generators. As a transformative force in the global energy market, these powerful devices are unlocking immense potential and ushering…
Read moreCogeneration is a technology that allows two types of energy to be produced simultaneously in the same installation: mechanical and thermal, from a single fuel (coal, fuel oil, natural gas, wood, biomass, etc.). While cogeneration has already proven its effectiveness…
Read moreWhether economic, social or environmental, the issues raised by sustainable development are many and varied. The first step before embarking on a sustainable development process is to understand all the challenges. Acquiring a 360° vision of the challenges is essential…
Read moreAll renewable energies are being developed, but they are not all at the same stage of maturity. The worldwide boom in photovoltaics, made possible by the sharp drop in the cost of producing a kWh, is the most spectacular event…
Read moreRenewable energies (hydraulic, solar, wind, geothermal and biomass) are developing intensely all over the world, driven by the need to combat global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. What is renewable energy? Energy is said to be renewable when it…
Read moreAt the origin of all the renewable energies that humanity exploits today, there are only two main sources: the Sun and the Earth. However, specialists like to classify these energies into five main types, each with its own specific characteristics….
Read moreThe nuclear accident in Fukushima is rekindling the debate on alternative energy sources. The European Union wants 20% of its energy to come from renewable sources by 2020 – up from the current 9%. On 22 March members of the…
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