Fuel Cells News
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Do Filipinos dream of electric jeepneys?An ambitious plan is in train to electrify the Philippines' iconic jeepneys to curb pollution. But do Filipino drivers, operators and commuters really want to replace a national cultural symbol with a more modern mode of transport? -
Aid agencies eye solar power to replace volatile, costly fuelWhile the technology has not advanced far enough to make a full swap viable, some solar projects are already underway in the field and aid workers expect many more to follow.
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Low-carbon sources generated more UK electricity than fossil fuels in 2017For the first time in 2017, more than half of the electricity generated in the UK came from low-carbon sources, Carbon Brief analysis shows. -
Indonesia unveils plan to halve forest fires by 2019The Indonesian government unveils a two-fold plan to reduce land and forest fire hotspots by protecting peat forests.
Fuel Cells Opinion
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Storm warning for the fossil fuel industry– As extreme weather events intensify, so too will the political siege on the fossil fuel industry, and rightfully so. But Daniel Litvin warns that an unthinking backlash on Big Oil could have perverse effects for the global energy transition. -
Can we achieve universal electricity access without coal?– Ensuring underserved populations have reliable, clean and safe access to electricity is a $1.2 trillion opportunity, says ADB's Yongping Zhai. -
For a glimpse of the smart future, look to Japan– Singapore seems stuck in perpetual pilot mode, while Japan is racing ahead with smart living solutions in mainstream homes that offer both comfort and energy savings.
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Thai homes score world's first in storing sunshine– A Thai firm has built the country's first homes that runs on solar power for 24 hours a day, using a hybrid of solar PV panels and fuel cells.
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