Clean industry
How Louisiana can become a clean industry powerhouse
A cutting-edge model identifies the optimal pathway — and green hydrogen is a key player.
Hydrogen
Public transit
This East Coast bus depot will make its own carbon-free fuel
The project, located in Maryland’s most populous county, will use a solar microgrid to produce enough “green” hydrogen for 13 new fuel-cell buses.
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Climate crisis
Newsletter: Canary's new pods, a clean energy 'catapult' and the vicious circle of climate finance
Have you heard about our new podcasts? Plus: COP26 news on coal retirements, hydrogen and more.
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Hydrogen
Green hydrogen gets a major boost from a cross-industry coalition at COP26
Nine private-sector titans target a record-breaking 45GW expansion in production capacity by 2027.
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Hydrogen
Green growth for the Gulf
A huge clean hydrogen project leverages the region's oil and gas know-how for first-mover advantage.
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Hydrogen
The biggest green hydrogen hub in the US could be coming soon to Mississippi
Hy Stor Energy wants to use renewables to produce hydrogen in the oil and gas industry's heartland.
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Clean industry
Steelmakers forge ahead on cleaning up their notoriously dirty industry
From miners to automakers, steel industry players are starting to come together to make "green steel" the new norm.
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Hydrogen
Newsletter: Blue hydrogen blues
Earthjustice report raises concerns that hydrogen hype could funnel money away from cost-effective tech that already works.
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Hydrogen
Hydrogen industry must clean itself up before expanding into new uses, report finds
A new report from Earthjustice calls out the climate toll of hydrogen made from natural gas.
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Workforce diversity
Charging Up: Women's climatetech career moves at FERC, Sunrun, Sol Systems, DOE, Schneider Electric and more
Plus Power grows its team of women developers, Lightsource bp brings in new talent, and the CEO of Sealed leads an impressive funding round.
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Hydrogen
Newsletter: The physical footprint behind the hydrogen economy hype
If the world goes big on green hydrogen, it would entail a massive buildout of wind and solar.
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