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Delphi Data Labs Announces Signature of Grant Agreement with FFG

We are pleased to share that Delphi Data Labs has signed the second year of a potential three-year grant agreement under the FFG Basisprogramm. This continued support validates the direction of our work and gives us the resources to push significantly further.

Company·Mar 18, 2026

CBAM is Live: What It Means for Green Steel, Hydrogen, and Cement Projects

On January 1, 2026, Europe's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism moved from a reporting exercise to a real financial obligation. Importers of steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen, and electricity into the EU now accumulate carbon costs on every shipment.

Sector Intelligence·Mar 6, 2026

Aletheia: What We're Building and Why

We built a dashboard for exploring data visually. We built an API for integrating it programmatically. But the most common thing clients do is ask questions. So we're building Aletheia - an AI assistant that answers them, grounded in our knowledge graph, with sources attached.

Product·Feb 18, 2026

Tracking the Global Hydrogen Project Pipeline: What the Data Actually Shows

Everyone publishes hydrogen project counts. Few explain what those numbers actually mean. Here's what we've learned structuring data on 4,000+ projects across the full value chain - and why most headline numbers are misleading.

Sector Intelligence·Feb 11, 2026

Defense and Space Intelligence: Why Industrial Markets Need a Different Data Model

Energy transition intelligence focuses on project pipelines and capacity additions. Defense and space markets run on different logic: procurement cycles, prime-subcontractor networks, program timelines, and supply chain depth. The data model needs to match.

Sector Intelligence·Jan 28, 2026

CCUS Project Intelligence: The Data Problem Nobody Talks About

There are more CCUS project databases than ever. IEA, Global CCS Institute, NETL, and a growing list of commercial providers all track project counts. But project counting isn't the hard problem. The hard problem is connecting capture sources to transport infrastructure to storage sites - and none of the existing databases do that well.

Sector Intelligence·Jan 21, 2026