Tag: renewable hydrogen
EU Should Open State Aid To Cleantech Manufacturing To Meet Electrification Goals
An open letter to the EU Commission from T&E, car manufacturers and cleantech industries. On 4 March 2026 the Commission proposed the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), setting the ambition to lift industrial manufacturing to 20% of EU GDP by 2035 and introducing “Made in EU” requirements across public support for … [continued]
The post EU Should Open State Aid To Cleantech Manufacturing To Meet Electrification Goals appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Poland Bought Hydrogen Buses. Then The Fuel Bills Arrived
CEE Bankwatch’s May 2026 report, Hydrogen buses in Poland: Where did it all go wrong?, is useful because it moves the hydrogen bus debate out of the brochure and into the depot. It is not another model of what hydrogen might cost in 2035. It is a record of what … [continued]
The post Poland Bought Hydrogen Buses. Then The Fuel Bills Arrived appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Do-Over! Republicans Cry Uncle On Federal Tax Incentives
In an open admission that Trump’s beloved “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is a massive failure, four Republican members of the US House of Representatives propose preserving and extending key tax incentives for energy efficiency and clean energy.
The post Do-Over! Republicans Cry Uncle On Federal Tax Incentives appeared first on CleanTechnica.
California Offers Incentives To Philippine Automaker To Set Up Electric Jeepney Factory
Francisco Motors, best known for its iconic jeepneys, is now at the center of a serious effort by the State of California to attract a major zero-emission vehicle manufacturing investment. Is the shift unfolding in the global electric vehicle landscape caused by the Iran-prompted oil crisis why Francisco Motors plans … [continued]
The post California Offers Incentives To Philippine Automaker To Set Up Electric Jeepney Factory appeared first on CleanTechnica.
What the Future of the Renewable Energy Directive Should Look Like
Transport remains Europe’s biggest climate challenge. In 2025, transport emissions in the EU flatlined, with emissions from cars plateauing and increased emissions from aviation undermining a drop in shipping emissions. It is central that the new renewable energy framework works towards reducing emissions and strengthening energy independence, notably by phasing … [continued]
The post What the Future of the Renewable Energy Directive Should Look Like appeared first on CleanTechnica.