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Using hydrogen to reach self-sufficiency
Off the coast of Singapore, an island is becoming a full-scale laboratory for the deployment of an autonomous energy network, a multi-energy microgrid – and hydrogen is a key element.
Storengy launches MéthyCentre, the first methanation-coupled Power-toGas project in France
Due to the growing share of renewable energy in the energy mix in France and the world, energy storage capacities need to be developed to use these energy sources in a more efficient way. Power-to-Gas is one of the innovative solutions allowing to benefit from the renewable power surplus by transforming it into hydrogen or synthetic methane while recycling carbon dioxide (CO2) and making the gas in our networks greener.
All you need to know about hydrogen
Hydrogen is the most abundant chemical element found in the universe. Traditionally used in the oil industry, the chemicals industry and electronics, it has started to be applied in increasingly diverse ways in recent years. Many people predict that it will have a big part to play in the new energy mix of tomorrow. As a world energy supplier committed to the energy transition, ENGIE is investing in the development of hydrogen. We want to give you a clearer idea of this energy of the future.
ENGIE sees renewable hydrogen as key to accelerating the energy transition, and an essential component of tomorrow’s energy mix. It’s a belief that is now being translated into a massive rollout of projects marking the Group’s commitment to establishing and building this new energy industry sector.
Renewable hydrogen: production and applications for building a more sustainable energy system
Regularly discussed in the press, green hydrogen is increasingly presented as an energy asset of importance in a sustainable energy mix. So to kick off Hydrogen Month at ENGIE, we invite you to find out more about how it is produced and what its applications are.
A new edition of “A World of Energy” by ENGIE: key information on the global energy context
What changes occurred to energy production and consumption around the world in 2017? Has progress been made with regard to energy efficiency and pollution? In “A World of Energy 2017, ENGIE analyzes the energy environment of yesterday and today, and tries to identify the trends of tomorrow.
ENGIE sponsors access to culture for everyone
Making culture more accessible to everyone is a “harmony project” for ENGIE, which runs different cultural sponsorship projects worldwide to achieve this (museums, exhibitions, palace renovations etc.).
ENGIE comes on board the ENERGY OBSERVER
ENGIE has become the principal partner of ENERGY OBSERVER, the world’s first boat to be powered only by hydrogen and renewable energies, an experimental laboratory focused on energy autonomy. Throughout its journey, our expertise and the crew’s imagination will combine in a series of special reports highlighting innovative energy solutions that reconcile performance and sustainability.
Wind Energy is Taking Off in Britain
Great Britain’s transition to wind energy has been boosted by the installation of several new wind energy farms, significantly reducing the island’s reliance on coal. Discover ENGIE activities in the UK for a sustainable transition.
Renewable energies have overtaken coal in Europe
For the very first time, 2017 saw renewable energies (wind, solar, biomass and hydropower) generate more electricity than coal in Europe, according to a report by Sandbag and Agora Energiewende*, respectively British and German think tanks. The European Parliament, which is seeking to increase the share of renewables in energy consumption by 2030, has no intention of taking its foot off the accelerator. ENGIE is playing a full part in movement by setting concrete targets with respect to developing renewable energies.