Aliaksei Patonia

Alternative fuels like clean hydrogen provide a potential solution to current energy transition and security concerns. But while new project announcements abound around the world, only a small fraction have reached final investment decision (FID) stage. To properly scale clean hydrogen to create a climate and energy security solution, project design needs to shift in four ways. The recent disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has once again exposed how fragile global energy supply chains remain.

Since August 2020 West Africa has so far witnessed four attempts to undermine democracy. After two coups in Mali, and a failed attempt in Niger, the September military takeover in Guinea demonstrates that the region is yet to gain political stability. Having raised reasonable concerns about human rights violations, the previous events were still mostly ignored in other parts of the world.

The Kremlin takes a reactive approach to developing a hydrogen fuel industry capable of competing on European markets. Tagged: energy, hydrogen, Russia