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Split image of a combustion and electric car illustrating life-cycle emissions, with the message “The engine does not matter. What counts is realism: the CO₂ that we do and don’t emit”, contrasting fossil and renewable pathways and highlighting life-cycle-based CO₂ accounting.

Food for thought, Power-to-X News, Politics & regulations

Defossilisation, not decarbonisation: a TUM white paper takes aim at the EU’s tailpipe blind spot

September 3, 2026 — 1 Comment

Dramatic illustration of Switzerland’s Power-to-X debate showing a locked door marked “Subsurface Research Declined” beside unknown underground storage potential, while hydrogen, Power-to-X, wind and solar facilities symbolise the technologies whose potential the Federal Council says lacks sufficient evidence.

Food for thought, Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

The Federal Council’s storage report and the subsurface survey it wants to drop

September 2, 2026 — 5 Comments

Innovation, Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News, SPIN Members

aerobrew takes off at PSI: the world’s first methanol-to-jet plant – now politics must clear the runway

August 27, 2026 — 2 Comments

Power-to-X News, Politics & regulations, SPIN Members

Missed over the summer: what the eFuel Alliance wants from RED IV – and why it matters for Switzerland

August 26, 2026 — 1 Comment

Christian Dürr

Power-to-X News, Politics & regulations, SPIN Members

From the Bundestag to the e-fuels market: Christian Dürr to lead Munich startup GLE360

August 24, 2026 — 0 Comments

Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

Power-to-X global news: a 2.4 GW e-fuels plant in Uzbekistan, a delayed EU review and a ten-year offtake deal

July 16, 2026 — 1 Comment

Collage illustrating that major societal investments often precede a clear business case: a Saturn V rocket launch, the electrification of Swiss railways and the historic and modern Gotthard tunnels are contrasted with climate damage and Power-to-X solutions. Infographic elements highlight the costs of inaction, including heat, extreme weather and economic losses, and show how renewable electricity and recycled CO₂ are converted into hydrogen, e-fuels and synthetic molecules for aviation, industry and transport. The central message is that the real business case for defossilisation lies in avoiding future climate damages.

Food for thought, Politics & regulations

Apollo, the Gotthard and the business case for defossilisation

July 16, 2026 — 2 Comments

Food for thought, Politics & regulations

Politicians underestimate public support for climate action — why that matters for Power-to-X

July 9, 2026 — 0 Comments

Power-to-X News, Politics & regulations

Stress-testing the Swiss power system: what ETH and ZHAW say about hydrogen’s role

June 30, 2026 — 0 Comments

Politics & regulations, Power-to-X News

Federal Council’s Power-to-X report: a thorough analysis, the wrong conclusion

June 24, 2026 — 2 Comments