Author: Arnes Biogradlija

The Scottish Affairs Committee will hear testimony from bp’s head of country and Shell UK Upstream’s Energy Transition Manager regarding the role hydrogen could play in the energy mix. Their panel will be preceded by the Chief Executive of Hydrogen UK and the Energy Policy Manager of Offshore Energies UK as the Committee evaluates what problems the sector confronts and what support the UK Government can provide to promote the use of low carbon hydrogen. Due to North Sea oil and gas deposits, Scotland has access to secure geological storage, and as such could play a vital role in the…

IH2A’s 25/25 National Green Hydrogen Hub Development Plan focuses on the creation of scalable green hydrogen projects and hubs that can expand to gigawatt-scale projects within three years. The plan’s suggestions are: 1) India should construct at least 25 scalable green hydrogen projects with a total installed electrolyser capacity of 150 MW by 2025. These projects should be designated as first-generation ‘national green hydrogen projects’ – 12 industrial de-carbonisation projects in the chemicals, refining, and steel industries; three heavy-duty transport projects, three H2-blending in CGD projects, and seven distributed waste-to-H2 municipal projects. 2) Five National Green Hydrogen Hubs in Gujarat,…

UFSC starts to invest in research to foster an innovative mindset in the field in collaboration with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit, the German Technical Cooperation.

The project could cost up to 165 million euros, and it will result in the creation of 210 jobs during construction and an additional 100 jobs after each initiation, split equally between direct and induced jobs.

The Fukushima Hydrogen Energy Research Field is reviving an earthquake-ravaged region and significantly bolstering Japan’s ambitions to establish a hydrogen society. Since the 1970s, various countries have been attempting to develop a role for hydrogen in their energy systems, despite the fact that the global interest in hydrogen produced from renewable energy may feel comparatively recent. Since 1974, when it formed the “Sunshine Project,” Japan has actively investigated the production of hydrogen, and since 1978, it has conducted research and development on fuel cell technology under the “Moonlight Project.” However, the country did not adopt an official strategy for hydrogen…

The Arab area is racing to get a piece of the new energy market.

The first desalination stage is performed by the GENO-OSMO-X reverse osmosis system.

The goal is to purchase fuel cell vehicles and buses for Tyrol’s local passenger and freight transportation.

HydrogenPro is providing 220 MW electrolyzer units for the whole project.

INEOS intends to construct and manage a new green hydrogen plant at the location.