Edward Laity is a News Journalist at gasworld US. He specializes in Energy Policy & Regulation, Energy Sustainability, Renewable Energy, and Mining Sustainability, with a keen focus on Mechanical Systems and Energy Storage. Edward's insights and analysis have been featured in prominent publications such as H2 View and Busworld - Exhibitions.
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Edward's coverage is heavily focused on press releases and private sector announcements within the realms of hydrogen, renewable energy, sustainability, fuel cells, and green technology. He would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches or innovations in these areas. Consider reaching out with exclusive news regarding advancements or strategic moves within companies operating in the renewable energy and sustainable technology sectors.
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By: Edward Laity
Mitsui has signed a non-binding agreement to potentially invest in, supply, or buy from AM Green’s planned low-carbon aluminium business.
H2 View has looked back at some of our most-read mobility stories of the year. This is the top 10 for 2025, with stories listed in chronological order.
RWE has reportedly begun commissioning the first 100MW phase of its green hydrogen project in Lingen, Germany.
Hydrogen aviator ZeroAvia has secured a two-year cash runway after raising private capital from a group of climate-focused and strategic investors.
Local media in France have reported that an explosion at the Elkem Silicones' Saint-Fons site near Lyon may have been caused by hydrogen.
The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA) has decided not to proceed with hydrogen buses following a review of its programme.
H2 View has looked back at some of our most-read technology stories of the year. This is the top 10 for 2025, with stories listed in chronological order.
Some readers may be all too familiar with the experience of waiting at a bus stop for what seems like an eternity without any arrivals, only for three or four buses to turn up all at once.
By: Edward Laity
Fusion Fuel Green's hydrogen-focused subsidiary Bright Hydrogen Solutions (BrightHy) is set to deliver “large-scale” green hydrogen projects under a new €30m ($35m) investment deal.
Swedish company PowerCell is set to deploy two hydrogen fuel cell systems for field testing in AI data centres.
