The assessments were carried out by the globally-operating emissions measurements specialist Wöhler Technik GmbH on a prototype of a hydrogen heating system developed by HYTING. The results show show that, unlike conventional combustion-based heaters, HYTING's unique catalytic hydrogen heating system produces only water as a by-product and emits no detectable CO2-, CO- or NOx emissions. The measurements were performed using a mobile exhaust gas analyzer, the Wöhler A 550, which was
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At the 29th Conference of Parties (COP29) in Baku, dubbed the “climate finance COP”, representatives of different countries should deliver key decisions to design policies and regulations and offer institutional support that encourages banks to lend more to the renewable energy sector, a new briefing note by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) states.
The note analyses global renewable energy investment trends and projected gaps to meet the goal of
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The OECD's latest report, Global Monitoring of Policies for Decarbonising Buildings, emphasizes the pressing need to address building emissions to tackle climate protection issues. Buildings account for close to 70% of CO₂ emissions in major cities. Therefore, decarbonization requires governments to focus on "low-hanging fruit" strategies to get impactful results at environmentally feasible timescales. Experts warn that focusing on high-cost technologies and neglecting existing digital