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Frontier investigates feasibility of industrial production of sustainable aviation fuels in Bavaria

While natural gas from fossil sources will increasingly lose importance over time, hydrogen is very likely to gain importance – but what are the implications for the existing gas infrastructure?

Unabated natural gas likely has a limited long-term role in a decarbonised EU energy system. However, low-carbon gases can contribute to resolving challenges regarding the transportation and storage of energy.

The Paris Agreement led to the European Union and Germany setting ambitious climate protection targets.

The EU legislative framework on EU emission standards for new road vehicles focuses on tailpipe emissions in a so-called “tank-to-wheel” approach, which does not differentiate between fossil and renewable fuels.

The UK is setting up a new publicly funded agency, ARIA, with a remit to pursue technological breakthroughs that could yield huge benefits for society at large.

The UK government outlined a ten-year strategy to double investment in clean energy industries, including offshore renewables.