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environmentThursday, September 10, 2026

Europe's hydrogen hopes hit Namibia snag

Europe's green hydrogen strategy took a blow today as its flagship Namibia partnership looks unlikely to deliver. Meanwhile, Google's massive Finland bet and UK energy bill politics show the messy reality of the transition.

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Hydrogen reality check

The EU's plan to import green hydrogen from Namibia is unraveling, exposing the gap between ambition and execution.

Big money, big questions

Two major investment stories show the scale and the trade-offs: Google's record EU bet, and the UK debate over who pays for energy costs.

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Finland: Google announces €13 billion AI, energy investment

Google's €13 billion Finland investment, its largest single EU spend, pairs AI infrastructure with a long-term nuclear energy deal. Finnish security services have flagged concerns about data center energy consumption, a rare public tension between tech expansion and national security.

Renewables hit the wall

Wind and solar developers face a new, harder reality, and India's storage mandate exposes a China dependency.

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