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The company HyPort plans to deploy the first hydrogen equipment at Toulouse airport. Announced in August 2020, this project will be partially carried out by McPhy Energy, selected in March 2021. Supported by ENGIE Solutions (51%) and the Agence Régionale Energie Climat (49%), HyPort’s mission is to establish a complete hydrogen chain in the Occitanie

Maritime transport represents 90% of the world’s trade in goods. In doing so, it is responsible for 3% of global CO2 emissions. In 2018, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) set an ambitious objective: to reduce GHG emissions from shipping by at least 50% by 2030, compared to 2008 levels. While the total quantity of goods

Over the period 2021-2025, 441 Oil & Gas projects are expected to be commissioned in Europe. The United Kingdom should be the driving force of this industry, accounting for approximately 25% of the total number of projects.  Over the coming years, the United Kingdom will become one of the European leaders in the oil &

For more than a decade, Italy has been one of the European countries investing the most in renewable energies. In just a few years, Italian solar energy has climbed to second place on the European podium, reaching sixth place in world production in 2019. A high-potential market that attracts many innovative start-ups, such as Ze

In March 2021, the Bourgogne Franche-Comté region officially ordered the first three hydrogen trains. Already implemented in Germany, these first hydrogen-powered trains are scheduled to enter service in France in 2024. Since 2018, hydrogen-powered trains have been running on the German rail network. In Italy, hydrogen-powered trains will operate by 2023. In France, on the

Wind power holds a special position in the German electricity mix for several years already. Offshore wind energy in particular is now at the center of Germany’s renewable energy development strategy.   In terms of installed capacity, Germany is in second place worldwide behind the United Kingdom, with, in 2019, 7.5 GW installed, representing 12.3%

Hydrogen for the automotive industry is developing more and more and is attracting the attention of the major groups of the sector. Faurecia, a French automotive equipment engineering and production group, is likewise interested in the hydrogen opportunity. Over the past three years, Faurecia has invested more than €160 million in R&D, production, strategic partnerships