What is electrification and what is it used for in industrial manufacturing? Electrification is the process of replacing fossil-fuel-based energy sources with electricity from renewable sources, such as wind or solar. Electrification can reduce emissions by avoiding the combustion of fossil fuels, which produce greenhouse gases and air pollutants.Electrification can be used for various purposes …

What are H2 burner/hybrid systems and what are they used for in industrial manufacturing? H2 burner/hybrid systems are innovative technologies that utilize hydrogen, or hydrogen blends, as fuel for heating appliances like boilers or furnaces. Hydrogen, denoted as H2, is recognized as a clean and renewable energy source, offering several methods of production. The most environmentally …

Discover how industrial Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants integrate cogeneration to achieve up to 90% efficiency, reduce emissions, and cut fuel costs.

Government Support for Oil and Gas Projects The UK’s Climate Body Criticises Government for its support of new oil and gas projects. This criticism is not without basis. The government’s backing of these projects has raised eyebrows, especially considering the global push towards more sustainable energy sources. The support for these projects comes amidst growing …

Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, posing significant risks to the environment, society and economy. To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, the global community has agreed to limit the increase in global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and pursue efforts to limit it …

Industrial processes are among the major sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK and EU, contributing to climate change and its adverse impacts on the environment and society. According to the European Environment Agency, industry accounted for 19% of total greenhouse gas emissions in the EU-28 in 2018, while according to the Department for Business, …