OEHRINGEN, Germany, Feb 13 (Reuters) - A German project aimed at boosting clean energy for home heating expects to hit a key milestone of 30% "green" energy blended with natural gas heating some ...

A Utah project set to start up “green” hydrogen production this month is underscoring a national debate over how the fuel should be used, who should fund it and if it’s safe to heat homes. By the end ...

Across the United States, more buildings than ever are relying on electricity instead of fossil fuels—a huge milestone towards our transition to a cleaner electricity grid. That’s good news, given ...

The UK government canceled another trial program using hydrogen for home heating after residents pushed back because of safety concerns. A proposed test in Redcar, northern England won’t go ahead, the ...

Hydrogen is better suited to store energy than to heat homes, UK Energy Secretary Grant Shapps said, adding to indications that a proposed hydrogen levy on household bills may be scrapped. With the UK ...

Driven by decarbonization, energy efficiency standards, and lucrative incentives, home and building owners are installing high-efficiency electric heating and cooling equipment. When powered by ...

Panelists Cathy Kristofferson and Martyn Roetter advocated against using hydrogen combustion to heat buildings at a discussion co-hosted by Green Newton and the Newton Free Library on Thursday night. ...

John Swinney has been warned his new backing of hydrogen boilers in people’s homes “makes no sense”. The First Minister hailed the “exciting opportunity” of hydrogen for domestic heating as a “new ...

A global scientific team has designed a novel multigeneration system based on renewable energy and liquid air energy storage, then used soft computing techniques to optimize its operation. The ...

Alberta's government is looking to give the green light to hydrogen as a home and commercial heating fuel in a move it says will boost demand and reduce emissions. If passed, legislation tabled by ...

“These proposals aim to reduce domestic gas consumption, thereby lowering consumer bills and carbon emissions, improving our energy security, and preparing for the transition to low-carbon heating,” ...