The UK Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard – Version 4 report, published in January 2026, marks a new stage in the UK's strategy to structure a hydrogen market aligned with climate goals and the operational realities of the energy system. Updated periodically since its original 2022 version, the standard reflects the evolution of regulatory, technological, and industrial learning, consolidating itself as the main instrument for defining what is considered low-carbon hydrogen in the

The Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan (PDE) is consolidating itself as the main informative instrument of the Brazilian government to guide society, sector agents, and investors on the prospects for expansion of the energy sector over a ten-year horizon. Prepared by the Energy Research Company (EPE), the document does not impose mandates, but indicates possible paths based on an integrated vision of the various energy sources—beyond electricity—offering a technical basis for str

As the world accelerates the transition to low-carbon energy systems, hydrogen emerges as one of the most promising vectors for replacing fossil fuels and reducing emissions on a large scale. A study by UniFBV analyzes the role of hydrogen in transforming the global energy matrix, highlighting its potential to decarbonize sectors that are difficult to electrify, such as heavy industry, long-distance transport, and power generation, while repositioning production chains and ge

The Canada Energy Fact Book 2025–2026 offers a comprehensive overview of the growing role of hydrogen in Canada's energy strategy and in the global context. The report highlights hydrogen as a versatile energy vector, capable of supporting the decarbonization of sectors that are difficult to electrify, such as heavy industry and freight transport. With an estimated annual production of 4 million tons, Canada is now among the top ten global producers, combining industrial scal

The European Hydrogen Policy Landscape report offers an updated and comprehensive overview of the regulatory ecosystem shaping hydrogen deployment in Europe. The document consolidates European and national policies, legislation, strategies, and standards. This is a substantial update of the previous edition, published in January 2025, incorporating advances made in the interim and reflecting the accelerated pace of institutional consolidation of hydrogen as a pillar of the Eu

The National Hydrogen Strategy positions Portugal among European countries that treat renewable hydrogen not as an experimental venture, but as a structuring instrument for decarbonization. Integrated into the broader framework of economic recovery and energy transition, the strategy introduces incentive mechanisms and regulatory stability to accelerate the gradual incorporation of hydrogen into the energy system, aligning it with climate goals, industrial competitiveness, an

Spain is making structured progress in building an internal hydrogen network that aims to connect key renewable energy production points to consumption centers and export routes across the European continent. The project, supported by the Internal Hydrogen Infrastructure in Spain initiative and co-financed by the European Union, envisions a network of underground pipelines linking 13 autonomous communities and integrating with the H2med corridor, connecting the Iberian Penins

The India Green Hydrogen Reality Check 2025 conference brought to the forefront a sensitive issue for the Indian energy transition: the gap between stated goals and concrete results. Organized by the Research Hub for Green Energy and Sustainability at IIT Bombay, with co-organization by HSBC Bank, the meeting brought together policymakers, executives, and experts to critically assess the current state of green hydrogen in the country, in contrast to the ambition of the Nation

The Institute of Petroleum and Natural Resources of PUCRS (IPR–PUCRS) has launched the Atlas of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage: Exploring Brazil's Potential*, a publication that repositions the country in the global debate on decarbonization technologies. More than an update of the 2016 edition, the new atlas significantly expands the available database, offering an integrated and in-depth view of Brazil's possibilities for adopting CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization

Internal combustion engines powered by gasoline are still the basis of mobility worldwide, but growing concerns about emissions are forcing a rethinking of fuels. A recent study by the Higher Institute of Engineering of Porto, which analyzed the combustion of hydrogen and gasoline mixtures, seeks to assess whether the addition of hydrogen can make the use of these engines less polluting. The research examines parameters such as flame temperature, energy released, and emission

The growing participation of variable renewable sources, the decentralization of generation, and changing consumption patterns are putting pressure on electricity markets worldwide. According to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), current models, designed for more static systems, need to adapt rapidly to ensure energy security, affordable prices, and operational efficiency. Without this evolution, electrical systems may become more expensive and less reliable.

The energy transition in Brazilian ports is advancing towards a new technological frontier, and hydrogen is consolidating itself as one of the most promising alternatives for reducing emissions and repositioning the country in sustainable maritime logistics. A recent study analyzed the potential of this energy vector in terminals such as Pecém and Suape, highlighting its alignment with the climate goals of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and its economic and com

The transition to low-emission mobility is gaining new momentum in Brazil. According to the Electromobility Notebook of the Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan (PDE 2035), published by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) and the Energy Research Company (EPE), the country is entering a phase of technological consolidation, infrastructure expansion, and increased access to electrified vehicles. The document reveals a structural movement that combines market growth, robust public

The latest Energy Policy Review for Brazil, conducted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in partnership with the Brazilian government, offers an ambitious and pragmatic portrait of the country's role in the global transition to clean energy sources. Published in the context of COP30, the "Brazil 2025" report reinforces Brazil's leading role, highlights its progress, and points to ways to strengthen energy security, sustainability, and equity. Brazil as a green leader: a

A new report released by a coalition of major companies in the energy, transportation, and technology sectors proposes a detailed path to consolidate the United States' leadership in the emerging hydrogen economy. The document, developed in collaboration with the consulting firm McKinsey and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), offers a comprehensive vision of how the country can expand its energy leadership and strengthen the transition to a cleaner, safer, and more

The global low-carbon hydrogen industry has reached a historic milestone, with more than US$110 billion in committed investment distributed among 500 projects that have already reached maturity—whether through final investment, construction, or operation decisions. This volume represents a significant increase of US$35 billion over the previous year, solidifying the sector as one of the pillars of the global energy transition. According to the inaugural Global Hydrogen Compas

A new international report from IRENA, in partnership with the Brazilian Presidency of COP30 and the Global Renewable Energy Alliance, raises the alarm about the structural challenges that could jeopardize progress toward global energy transition goals. The document, the second edition of the series "Delivering on the UAE Consensus: Tracking Progress to Triple Renewable Energy Capacity and Double Energy Efficiency by 2030," indicates that, while the target of reaching 11.2 te

The federal government presented new projections for the future of biofuels in the country, reinforcing the sector's strategic role in the energy transition. The Biofuel Supply Booklet, released in September by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) in partnership with the Energy Research Company (EPE), is part of the Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan (PDE 2035) and highlights estimated investments of R$110 billion by 2035—resources earmarked for the construction of new biorefin

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