Author: Anela Dokso

Hydrogen

Opening with the successful transition into the trial phase, China’s pioneering marine hydrogen-ammonia-methanol project in Shandong province underscores the nation’s aggressive push for renewable energy deployment. According to the developers—CHN Energy Hydrogen Energy Technology Co., Ltd., CIMC Raffles, and Guoneng Hydrogen Innovation Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.—this project is not merely an industrial venture but a formidable stride toward refining the country’s green maritime energy infrastructure. Standing at 50 meters with a weight of over 20,000 tons, the semi-submersible offshore platform is a testament to colossal engineering. Integrating photovoltaic systems and electrochemical storage, it generates its power, exemplifying off-grid capability. Such…

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Japan has recently unveiled its first hydrogen dual-fuel tugboat under the aegis of the “Zero Emission Ships Project” funded by The Nippon Foundation. This innovative initiative stands as a testament to Japan’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions in its shipping industry. The tug heralded as a pioneering marvel, is equipped with a robust hydrogen dual-fuel internal combustion engine designed to maintain operational efficacy parallel to conventional fuel systems. The vessel showcases not just technological advancement but also addresses the critical issue of emissions to curtail carbon dioxide output by approximately 60 percent compared to traditional tugboats. Manufactured by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding,…

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Hyundai’s determination to explore hydrogen as an alternative fuel source is renewing its vigor in Australia with the approaching second-generation Hyundai Nexo hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV). This model, expected to arrive in the first half of 2026, intends to captivate the market with extensive upgrades in powertrain and design, which includes an aesthetic nod to classic American crossovers, reminiscent of the Pontiac Aztek. Sporting a significant power upgrade from 135kW to 190kW, the new Nexo drastically reduces its 0-100km/h acceleration time to 7.8 seconds. This leap forward is crucial in attracting a segment of car enthusiasts seeking both…

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