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Six EU-funded projects are combining expertise in chemical looping and gasification to accelerate the production of green hydrogen and renewable fuels from biomass and waste.

Continuing our HyTech Series, where the latest innovation presented was membrane reactor technology, we now introduce HYIELD’s innovation in hydrogen storage.

Highlights from HYIELD's 5th General Assembly in Córdoba

HYIELD’s purpose goes beyond producing clean hydrogen from waste; it also aims to enhance the overall efficiency of hydrogen generation.

One of the oldest processes in the energy industry is being reinvented: gasification.

Just like in cooking, obtaining a high-quality end product starts with choosing the right ingredients.

We’re kicking off the school year with a brand-new blog series! In it, we want to bring you a little closer to the different HYIELD technologies.

When we talk about climate solutions, the focus often stops at carbon dioxide. But the environmental impact of waste goes far beyond CO2.

On June 2–3, 2025, the HYIELD project brought its partners together in the stunning surroundings of Trondheim, Norway, for its 4th General Assembly.

The European Union is stepping up its climate goals through the Renewable Energy Directive (RED). Now in its third phase, RED III sets more ambitious targets

On Tuesday, April 8th, HYIELD hosted a very interesting webinar “Converting Waste to Hydrogen – A Deep Dive into the HYIELD Technology”.

On January 21—22, 2025, HYIELD project partners met in Bilbao, Spain, at H2SITE’s headquarters for the 3rd General Assembly.

Addressing the issue of waste mismanagement and its environmental impacts is crucial. As innovative solutions for organic waste transformation continue to advance, technologies like green hydrogen

The emission of greenhouse gases is a major cause of global warming and climate change, primarily due to the continuous burning of fossil fuels.

Hydrogen makes up about 90% of all atoms in the universe. It holds the top spot on the periodic table as the lightest known element, and

The concept of energy can be very ambiguous, but scientists define it as the ability to do work. There are many forms of energy: heat, light,

Welcome to the HYIELD project! In this first blog entry for the website, we would like to introduce readers to our backstory, the project and consortium,

Over the course of June 10-11, 2024, leading research groups and industrial figures in the hydrogen sector gathered in Barcelona for the second general assembly of

HYIELD project aims to develop a new pathway for waste valorization and green hydrogen production.