Tokyo-based machinery maker Ebara is working on a new process to make "turquoise" hydrogen using methane instead of fossil fuels, Nikkei Asia says

China's Ministry of Water Resources says "wind and solar energy projects must not be built on rivers, lakes and reservoirs," while renewable projects near water bodies should be strictly controlled

The standard is higher than the previous 28.8% set in 2020, according to the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC)

He Xiaopeng, the CEO of one of Tesla's biggest local rivals, says China is still at least ten years away from being a true global leader.

Moscow's war on Ukraine has highlighted the reliance of European Union countries, especially Germany, on Russian fossil fuels and turned energy security into a major issue

Lindsay Krall at Stanford University found SMRs - being developed for China nuclear power and elsewhere - could increase the volume of some waste by up to 35 times

Tesla has applied to register its EVs, batteries and solar products for sale in Thailand, according to report which said it would be the first country in Southeast Asia where Tesla would sell its vehicles

The first project is undergoing environmental impact assessment and a final investment decision will be made in 2024 or 2025, its Korea chief executive said.

Mining magnate Andrew Forrest is backing a quantum computing net zero initiative in the US to speed up his goal of producing cheap and abundant green hydrogen.

Project Ivovik will be the European country's biggest wind farm and largest-ever investment in renewable energy sources by a Chinese enterprise

Green hydrogen is a zero-carbon, zero-methane fuel and unlike other types of hydrogen it does not require the burning of fossil fuels in the production process

Wallbox began construction of the 130,000 square foot facility in April, which will go into production in the third quarter of 2022 and is expected to produce 250,000 units in 2022.