Boosting offshore renewables will accelerate the energy transition and allow G20 countries to build a resilient and sustainable energy system, a new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) finds. Offshore Renewables: An Action Agenda for Deployment actively contributes to the G20 agenda by identifying actions which support the commercialisation of offshore technologies such as wind, wave, tidal, ocean thermal and floating PV in pursuit of extending their deployment worldwide. The report was launched by IRENA’s Director-General Francesco La Camera during the meeting of G20 Environment, Climate and Energy Ministers in Naples.

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The German and Australian governments have signed a letter of intent on sustainable hydrogen production, according to the German ministries of economic affairs and energy and education and research.

The ‘Germany Australia Hydrogen Accord’ will commit the countries to increase cooperation in the areas of technological innovation, research and development and the introduction of technologies to build a global hydrogen industry. “The German-Australian hydrogen alliance is another important milestone in the German-Australian energy partnership,” said economy minister Peter Altmaier, who joined education and research minister Anja Karliczek in signing the letter of intent with Australian energy minister Angus Taylor.

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