Infener AG is constructing a green hydrogen production facility in Neumünster, Germany. Set to be operational by 2026, the plant aims to produce 5,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.

Stadler’s FLIRT H2 hydrogen-powered train has set a new Guinness World Records title for the longest journey without refueling or recharging. Covering 1,741.7 miles in over 46 hours on one tank, this achievement underscores Stadler’s commitment to sustainable rail transport. The FLIRT H2 operates emission-free, converting hydrogen into electricity, offering eco-friendly mobility solutions.

Empa investigates repurposing old smartphones for energy-efficient building systems, potentially reducing energy consumption by up to 30%. By utilizing discarded smartphones’ computing power, this innovative approach aims to mitigate electronic waste while optimizing building operations.

Vaud-based Sparrow Analytics recently secured EUR 2 million in seed funding to advance its mission in urban environmental monitoring. With a focus on sustainability, the company aims to enhance air quality monitoring and road conditions for a cleaner future.

Swiss Cleantech Report, led by CleantechAlps, unveils energy and climate innovations at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2024. Supported by Swiss Federal Offices of Energy and Environment, the report spotlights Swiss cleantech excellence. It aims to foster global collaboration and boost Swiss firms’ visibility and export potential.

Keurig Dr Pepper partners with Swiss company Delica AG to introduce CoffeeB technology, a sustainable solution in the beverage industry. CoffeeB eliminates capsules by using compressed coffee balls, reducing waste.

Switzerland emphasizes sustainable food systems at the 2024 Geneva Forum. Representatives from 30+ UN member states convened to address challenges in implementing the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.

Climeworks is expanding its operations in the USA. The company plans to triple its workforce by the end of 2024, with a new headquarters in Austin, Texas. This move follows the approval of three Climeworks projects by the US Department of Energy, totaling over $600 million in government funding.

Glencore, the Swiss commodity trader, extends $75 million to Li-Cycle, a Canadian battery recycler. This further cements their partnership in sustainable battery materials. Li-Cycle, based in Toronto, will utilize the investment to enhance liquidity amidst ongoing financial evaluations. The collaboration aims to revolutionize lithium-ion battery recycling, emphasizing sustainable practices.

Autoneum expands its presence in Asia’s automotive market, aiming for sustainable growth. With new plants in China and India, it responds to the region’s demand for eco-friendly solutions. Asia leads in e-mobility innovation, making it a strategic market for Autoneum and the automotive industry.