Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Provaris Energy has opened a European corporate headquarters in Oslo, Norway, including the registration of Provaris Norway AS. Provaris’ Managing Director and CEO Martin Carolan commented: “We are excited to have established a European subsidiary, Provaris Norway AS, and corporate office in Oslo, where the Company’s Chief Technical Officer, Per Roed, has relocated to. Europe is a key region of our focus for the commercialization of integrated compressed hydrogen supply chain solutions. The location of Norway is strategic, and we expect it to remain an important region long term. “The Company has experienced an increase in opportunities across many supply…

Nippon Express Italia (NX Italy) has introduced a hydrogen-powered boat-based delivery service in Venice, Italy. The European Union has set a target of decreasing greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 percent from 1990 levels by 2030, and EU-based businesses are boosting their decarbonization efforts in response. To realize its long-term vision of becoming a “logistics company with a strong presence on the global market,” the Nippon Express Group has made climate change one of its material issues and is working to reduce CO2 emissions in its operations and develop products and services that help its customers reduce their own…

The company will invest 8.57 trillion won in hydrogen and renewable energy projects.

Turkish government has a wide range of benefits available to foreign investors who wish to concentrate in the specific fields of Renewable Energy and more specifically, hydrogen-based projects and technology.

The UK government has granted £220,000 to the University of Aberdeen’s School of Engineering to support a project that aims to develop a novel method of producing hydrogen from organic waste as part of the energy transition.

The project that the firm plans to carry out in Langosteira consists of a plant for the generation, storage, and dispatch of hydrogen and green ammonia.

Since 2018, the Region has raised 100 million euros as part of this collaboration to fund investment initiatives and aid in research.

Japan can assist Portugal in becoming a pioneer in the transit of liquefied hydrogen in Europe.

The platform’s 500 MW capacity allows it to create enough green hydrogen in a single day to power more than 300,000 hydrogen automobiles for at least 100 kilometers.

The Guardian has learned that ScottishPower is to construct a £150 million green hydrogen plant in the Port of Felixstowe to power trains, lorries, and ships. The energy business has drafted plans for a 100-megawatt facility at the Suffolk port that, beginning in 2026, will produce sufficient fuel to power 1,300 hydrogen-powered trucks. The company, which is controlled by the €63bn Spanish utilities behemoth Iberdrola, stated that demand for the green fuel has increased since gasoline and diesel prices began to surge last year, encouraging the company to invest. It has filed a proposal to the government’s Net Zero Hydrogen…