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DNV has introduced a new standard, titled DNV-ST-J301 Electrolyser systems, as part of their certification framework for equipment and facilities involved in hydrogen production through water electrolysis.
Germany has been exploring strategies to ensure the sustainability and competitiveness of its industries.
Hydrogen Utopia International has partnered with TF Capital to develop a new hydrogen facility in North Macedonia.
Europe is currently the leading market for green hydrogen, outshining other regions in its appeal.
A recent patent filed by WISDRI Engineering & Research Incorporation Limited presents an innovative method to address challenges through the efficient use of waste heat from converter gas while also producing hydrogen.
Robert Habeck, the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, has distributed an enormous twelve billion euros in subsidies to companies for advancing hydrogen production.
Thanks to the Dutch SWiM grant, ten new hydrogen trucks will be developed and deployed over the next three years.
Valenciaport has joined forces with Saggas to invest in green energy sources. Their focus is on the development and use of hydrogen, bio-LNG, and carbon dioxide technologies to significantly reduce environmental impact within the maritime sector.
Yara, a global leader in agricultural products and environmental solutions, is now producing renewable-based ammonia in Brazil.
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has initiated an innovative joint industry project (JIP) designed to accelerate the development of hydrogen refueling technologies and infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles.
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