Author: Arnes Biogradlija
Arnes Biogradlija
Arnes Biogradlija is the founder and Editor in Chief of EnergyNews.biz, which he launched in 2021 to separate energy transition realities from fairy tales. He writes data driven analysis on hydrogen, energy storage, small modular reactors, grids and industrial policy, and leads the Energy Talks interview series. EnergyNews.biz reporting has been cited more than 100 times by the International Energy Agency.
There is a latent demand of around 10,000 metric tons per year in the Aleutian port of Dutch Harbour, with a market worth of $39 million.
According to the MOU, OneSea, and Subsea 7 will further joint efforts to investigate and create site-specific solutions for offshore hydrogen generation.
The bidders should be reputable engineering organizations having a background in water electrolyzer technology, natural gas mixing, or both.
MHI intends to strengthen and diversify its assets in the hydrogen value chain.
Building regional networks of clean hydrogen producers, prospective clean hydrogen consumers, and connecting infrastructure is the goal of the DOE H2Hubs grant opportunity.
The program will be showcased at Edmonton, Alberta’s first-ever Canadian Hydrogen Convention.
The goal is to establish and grow a hydrogen production and distribution system that is environmentally friendly and sustainable.
SeaShuttle, an ambitious project to construct two hydrogen-powered, remotely controlled, and autonomously-capable containerships for delivery by 2025, has received NOK150 million (€15 million) in funding from the Norwegian state-owned firm ENOVA. The audacious plan, conceived by multimodal transport and logistics company Samskip and marine robotics expert Ocean Infinity, calls for two SeaShuttle ships, each powered by a 3.2MW hydrogen fuel cell, to operate emission-free between Oslo Fjord and Rotterdam. ENOVA, which operates under the Ministry of Climate and Environment of Norway, supports a move toward ecologically friendly energy use and production, as well as technology based on renewable energy. The…
ReNu Energy is finishing the design of a green hydrogen electrolysis production facility, the Hydrogen Tasmania Brighton Project (the Project), which will be constructed 30 minutes north of Hobart. The Project will be sponsored by ReNu Energy and developed by its wholly-owned subsidiary Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen with the objective of achieving early hydrogen generation to promote industry expansion (CRH). CRH has agreed to a term sheet and completed an option to lease land from Bullock Property Developments, and is currently negotiating the delivery of an electrolyser. The term sheet and option to lease establish the strategic framework for the parties…
A sustainable aviation fuel manufacturing facility will be established in Hamburg.
