The UK’s first offshore CCS monitoring initiative at Endurance involves deploying subsea sensors and autonomous systems to establish baseline environmental data.
A University of Aberdeen spin-out has unveiled a seawater-based process for producing green hydrogen, aiming to cut costs and remove freshwater constraints in coastal and offshore applications.
Deutsche Aircraft and INERATEC are demonstrating on-site synthetic fuel production technology designed to support remote aviation operations and expand sustainable fuel use.
"These vital areas of research must be framed by a commonsense approach to the economics of making geologic hydrogen a reliable and affordable part of U.S. energy security,” reads the Sandia National Lab report.
