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In an exclusive interview with Dr. Aleksandar Žerađanin, a distinguished researcher at the Max Planck Institute with expertise in electrocatalysis and hydrogen production, H2 EnergyNews delve into the pivotal role of electrochemistry in shaping the future of clean energy technologies.
BMW’s commitment to hydrogen fuel cell technology represents a strategic effort to diversify its approach to future mobility.
VINSSEN, a specialist in maritime decarbonization technology, has made significant strides in demonstrating the feasibility of hydrogen fuel cell systems for commercial vessels.
KKR, a global investment firm, and IGNIS, a prominent Spanish renewable energy group, have joined forces to launch IGNIS P2X, a platform focused on developing green hydrogen and ammonia projects.
Indonesia is taking significant steps to foster its green hydrogen industry, with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) drafting regulations to provide incentives and tax relief for developers.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has embarked on a pivotal journey towards a greener future by initiating a trial for a hydrogen-powered bus.
Hydrogen technology is emerging as a key solution for decarbonizing the railway sector, particularly on routes that are difficult to electrify. Siemens Mobility and Tyczka Hydrogen have recently signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to accelerate the shift towards hydrogen-powered railway mobility.
MAX Power Mining Corp. has entered into a strategic alliance with Chapman Hydrogen and Petroleum Engineering to target natural hydrogen discoveries in Canada.
Exxon Mobil and Air Liquide have announced a collaborative effort to produce low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia at Exxon Mobil’s Baytown, Texas plant.
HydrogenPro plans to invest in new production line For its Gen3 electrodes, HydrogenPro plans to invest in a new production line. With a minimum yearly capacity of 90–100 MW, production is anticipated to begin in Q1 2025. Over a considerable amount of time, HydrogenPro ASA has created a novel Gen3 electrode technology that lowers the Levelized Cost of Hydrogen and allows electrolyzers to generate with industry-leading efficiency. The capacity to produce huge electrodes will be quadrupled with the new production line. Green hydrogen fuel cell locomotive tenders from NTPC In order to operate the green hydrogen fuel cell locomotives at…
