The European Commission has underscored the critical need for expanding hydrogen infrastructure to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction objectives by 2040.
Author: Anela Dokso
Germany has long aimed to establish itself as a leader in the clean hydrogen economy, viewing hydrogen as essential for decarbonizing its industrial sectors, power generation, and transportation.
The German Federal Network Agency has issued a tender titled “Tief- und Rohrbauleistungen für den Bau der Gashochdruckleitungen FGL 102 und FGL 211” on November 27, 2024.
The Swedish government has announced a tender for the procurement of a System for Elemental Analysis, titled “Laboratory, Optical and Precision Equipments (Excl. Glasses),” with publication dated November 27, 2024.
The Finnish Government has issued a tender titled “Pressure Vessels – Hydrogen Power-to-Power System.”
MOPCO, a key player in Egypt’s fertilizer industry, is set to launch an ambitious green hydrogen project by 2027.
Norwegian company Norsk Hydro is set to withdraw from its ventures in battery and green hydrogen sectors.
The aviation industry contributes approximately 3.5% to total man-made climate forcing, with air traffic expected to double between 2023 and 2042.
Amazon has pledged to purchase steel made using green hydrogen technology for its upcoming data center in Sweden.
PureWave and the University of Wyoming have partnered on advancing hydrogen technology.
