Punjab Green Hydrogen Policy
<p>The Punjab Energy Development Agency has released a draft green hydrogen policy aiming to achieve a green hydrogen and ammonia production capacity of 100 kilo tonnes per annum by 2030. The policy proposes
Hydrogen Energy
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Tiny reactors
The next N venture
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How not to lose all
The proposed deal in Cancun had to be rejected. What was proposed at the World Trade Organization talks would have been a deadly price for developing countries to pay. Therefore, for once, our
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Hydrogen fuel is hostile to stratospheric ozone
By using hydrogen fuel cells the best alternatives to fossil fuels we may be heading towards another environmental disaster
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Iceland's hydrogen society
Iceland has moved one step closer to its goal of using only renewable sources of energy by the year 2030. It recently inaugurated the world's first hydrogen fuel station in the capital city of
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Sharp acceleration in hydrogen fuel cell research
Tonight I am proposing $1.2 billion in research funding so that America can lead the world in developing clean, hydrogen powered automobiles, declared us President George Bush in his State of the Union Address to the congress in January 2003. The announ
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Fuel cell technology for cars
The alternative energy industry is stepping on the gas. Top automakers have joined hands to deve-lop fuel cell technology for cars, enabling them to cover similar distances as gasoline-run cars. The
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No pulp fiction
An ecofriendly process to convert paper mill waste into hydrogen
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The other side of matter
Scientists produce antimatter to put the Big bang theory under the scrutiny
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Renewables, Deserted?
The Indian government has a set a target for renewable energy: 10,000 megawatt by 2012. So far so good. Renewables can electrify the rural marginalised who cannot be connected to the national grid. But how will it meet this target? Especially, when it too
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Technologies
Is the state of technology an obstacle in implementing renewable future? Or is the current price of this technology out of our reach?