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A next-generation hybrid engine running on completely renewable fuel just achieved 71 miles per gallon while cutting CO2 emissions by nearly 2 tons annually. The breakthrough shows how cleaner combustion engines can slash emissions today without waiting for electric infrastructure to catch up.
Michigan could be sitting on vast reserves of naturally forming hydrogen deep underground, and Governor Gretchen Whitmer wants to explore whether this clean fuel could help power the state's future. If successful, the discovery could transform hard-to-electrify industries without the environmental cost of fossil fuels.
Scientists just made it far cheaper to produce a clean fuel that could help the world ditch fossil fuels. The breakthrough could unlock billions of tons of sustainable energy imports.
Two Spanish energy giants just secured land in Morocco for massive green hydrogen projects that could power a cleaner future for Africa and Europe. The deals mark a major step in Morocco's ambitious plan to become a global leader in renewable fuel production.
Chinese researchers have created a plant-inspired process that converts carbon dioxide and water into fuel components using nothing but solar energy. The breakthrough could provide sustainable alternatives for industries like aviation and shipping that can't easily switch to electric power.
Toyota is building a renewable fuels research center in Sorocaba, Brazil, with 40 engineers dedicated to developing flex-fuel, ethanol, and biomethane technologies. The lab is part of an $11.5 billion investment package to make cleaner transportation a reality.
A New York company has created a fridge-sized machine that pulls carbon dioxide from the air and converts it into usable gasoline. While the technology works, it's expensive and produces just one gallon per day.
Spain is installing two massive hydrogen production plants that will create 15,000 tons of renewable fuel annually, marking a major step toward clean energy independence. Multiple European countries are joining the green hydrogen revolution with nearly $700 million in new infrastructure funding.
A New York company built a machine that creates real gasoline using only electricity, air, and water. While it produces just one gallon per day, the technology could change how remote communities access fuel.
More than 25 countries just committed to dramatically scale up clean fuel production by 2035, marking a major shift in global energy policy. The move comes as new research shows clean fuels could transform hard-to-decarbonize industries while creating thousands of jobs.