The Don Quichote project (Demonstration Of New Qualitative Innovative Concept of Hydrogen Out of wind Turbine Electricity) demonstrated that the use of hydrogen as a large scale renewable energy storage solution is not “tilting windmills” anymore, but has technical and economic viability. Read More
The growing Energy Co-operative movement in the Republic of Ireland was highlighted at the recent ‘National Renewable Energy Co-operatives Ireland Conference’, in October in Tullamore, Co Offaly, with the agreement of a new government policy on community involvement in renewable energy projects. Read More
Applications from the GenComm team have been submitted recently for two notable awards. Read More
According to the United Nations, sustainable economic development depends on the availability of two resources, water and energy. Read More
Sinn Féin’s Energy spokesperson Cathal Boylan MLA, has outlined his party’s proposals on energy and its contribution to addressing Climate Change. Read More
At the recent partner meeting in Brussels Denis Thomas, EU Regulatory Affairs and Business Development Manager, Renewable Hydrogen spoke on hydrogenics. Read More
In 2018 it was confirmed that Wrightbus has been selected as the sole supplier of double deck buses in the UK for the Joint Initiative for Hydrogen Vehicles in Europe (JIVE) following a competitive tender process. Read More
The GenComm open meeting in Brussels, looked at the possibilities of hydrogen as a green energy carrier of the future under the title 'Future of Hydrogen as Energy Carrier'. Read More
Dr Rory Monaghan of NUI Galway and the EU GenComm project is hoping to use waste renewable energy electricity to create hydrogen fuel. Read More
The success of Belfast Metropolitan College in securing the first Horizon 2020 funded project for a further education college, the BIMcert project and the Interreg GenComm project are testimony to how the college and companies from the energy sector are ahead of the innovation curve. Read More
