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In a bid to enhance the sustainability of its manufacturing operations, Denso Corporation, a leading Japanese automotive component manufacturer, has announced plans to launch a pilot program in July.
The China Bidding Public Service Platform recently made the decision to suspend a tender for the construction of a massive 4 GW off-grid photovoltaic (PV) project in Gansu province. The suspension was prompted by the withdrawal of bidders and the incorrect filing of documents by one of the participants.
The World Bank has granted a significant loan of US$150 million to support green hydrogen projects in Chile, marking the institution’s first financial aid for promoting green hydrogen and contributing to global climate change mitigation efforts.
Bulgaria has recently expressed its intention to seek European financing for a hydrogen pipeline project from Sofia to Thessaloniki, signaling its commitment to developing a robust infrastructure for green hydrogen.
Hydrogen is garnering significant attention as a key player in the decarbonization efforts of industries across the globe. With its potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the market for hydrogen is attracting billions of dollars in investments.
In order to design and build a sizable low-carbon blue ammonia production facility along the U.S. Gulf Coast, BASF and Yara Clean Ammonia have teamed up.
IMI Critical Engineering, a subsidiary of IMI plc, has achieved a significant milestone by completing the first field test of its IMI VIVO PEM electrolyser for green hydrogen production.
FertigHy, a consortium of investors including EIT InnoEnergy, RIC Energy, MAIRE, Siemens Financial Services, InVivo, and HEINEKEN, is taking a significant step towards decarbonizing agricultural fertilizer production in Europe.
Marco Alverà joins Hydrogen Europe’s Board Marco Alverà, former Snam CEO and current CEO of Tree Energy Solutions, joined Hydrogen Europe’s Board in the latest “batch” of new members. Alverà, co-opted to represent small-medium enterprises, was appointed to the Board of Directors by the association’s General Assembly, along with Laurent Carme, CTO of Plastic Omnium, representing the transport sector; Mark Wilson, CEO Hydrogen Technologies of the Johnson Matthey Company, representing the industry; Nils Aldag, CEO of Sunfire, representing technology providers; Tejs Lausten, CEO of Hydrogen Denmark, representing national associations; and Valérie Kellogg spent £3m on hydrogen at Manchester facility The…
In an exciting development, Deutsche Aircraft is set to convert a D328 aircraft into a flying test laboratory for hydrogen propulsion as part of the German Government-funded UpLift project.
