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Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei has inaugurated a new hydrogen pilot plant in Kawasaki, Japan.
Hysata, an Australian company, claims to have developed the world’s most efficient electrolyzer, boasting an impressive 95% efficiency.
Metacon and Siemens have partnered to expedite the development of hydrogen production systems in Sweden.
Jordan launches green ammonia feasibility studies According to the terms of the agreement of understanding agreed with the Jordanian Company in October 2023, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources obtained the feasibility studies for green ammonia. Minister Al-Kharabsheh restated the goal of economic modernization in the presence of the Ministry’s Secretary-General, Eng. Amani Al-Azzam. He emphasized the need to fund green hydrogen production projects in Jordan in order to draw in quality investments, bolster the country’s economy, and lower unemployment rates. In accordance with the Crown Prince’s and His Majesty King Abdullah II’s instructions, Minister Al-Kharabsheh emphasized the Ministry’s…
World Energy GH2 and Vortex Energy Corp have recently signed a Letter of Intent to research hydrogen and green energy storage solutions in Newfoundland and Labrador.
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) has recently unveiled the development of the first 100kg vehicle-mounted liquid hydrogen system in China, signaling a significant advancement in the country’s transportation sector.
thyssenkrupp nucera’s recent partnership with Cepsa marks a significant stride in Spain’s green hydrogen journey.
Countrywide Hydrogen, a subsidiary of ReNu Energy, secures an $8 million funding deal with the Tasmanian Liberal Government, marking a significant stride towards Tasmania’s emergence as a leader in green hydrogen production.
While Toyota and Hyundai have been prominent in the hydrogen vehicle sector, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) once showed interest with its ‘Project Zeus’. However, recent statements indicate a shift in focus.
The European Commission recently announced the first recipients of subsidies from its European Hydrogen Bank, with MadoquaPower2X consortium securing funding for its green hydrogen project in Sines, Portugal.
