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• Hydrogen Europe Joins COP29 Hydrogen Declaration on Energy Day

  Hydrogen Europe has endorsed the COP29 hydrogen declaration to advance the global clean hydrogen market. Backed by UN bodies, the initiative aims to reduce emissions and drive climate progress. It builds on COP28’s commitments to boost hydrogen production, cut fossil fuels, and expand renewables by 2030.

• Almost 500 Carbon Capture Lobbyists Granted Access to COP29 Climate Summit

  At least 480 lobbyists working on carbon capture and storage (CCS) have been granted access to the UN climate summit, known as Cop29, the Guardian can reveal. This is five more CCS lobbyists than were present at last year’s climate talks, despite the overall number of participants shrinking significantly from about 85,000 to about 70,000.

• Carbon Removal at Extreme Temperatures: Porous Material Can Capture 'hot' CO₂ From Industrial Exhaust

  Industrial plants like cement and steel emit hot CO2, making it hard to capture with current technology. UC Berkeley chemists have developed a porous metal-organic framework (MOF) that captures CO2 at high exhaust temperatures. Their breakthrough is detailed in the journal Science.

• Uniper Selects Electric Hydrogen's Technology for Its 200 Megawatt Green Wilhelmshaven Project

  Uniper has selected Electric Hydrogen as its exclusive partner to design a 200 megawatt (MW) electrolyzer plant for the large-scale electrolysis within Uniper’s Green Wilhelmshaven project in Northern Germany. Electric Hydrogen began conducting the preliminary front-end engineering design (“pre-FEED”) work for the project in October 2024.

• Hydrogen Europe Joins COP29 Hydrogen Declaration on Energy Day

  A recent Accenture analysis shows only 16% of G2000 companies are on track to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, down from 18% in 2023. This highlights a troubling trend as businesses struggle to cut emissions while scaling operations. Andrea Ranger of Trillium Asset Management warns this underscores the urgent need for effective decarbonization strategies.