Austria’s ambitions for a sustainable hydrogen future are facing significant hurdles as illustrated by the stalled progress of the Zurndorf hydrogen plant.
Author: Anela Dokso
A €7 billion investment to produce one million tons of green ammonia annually might be a turning point for Egypt’s renewable energy trajectory. Yet beneath the optimism surrounding the Egypt-France deal signed during French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to Cairo, critical questions remain about timelines, infrastructure readiness, and export market competitiveness. The agreement—inked by the Red Sea Ports Authority, Egypt’s New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), and the Green Fuel Alliance (a joint venture between EDF Renewables and Zero Waste)—marks one of the largest green hydrogen announcements in North Africa to date. The project, centered in Ras Shukheir, aims…
Green hydrogen has long been promised as a clean energy solution, but turning that promise into reality requires more than just ambition—it demands practical engineering. In a recent discussion with Yujin Lee of Lightbridge Korea, we explored how modular electrolyzers are quietly solving some of hydrogen’s biggest challenges.
Paul McCormack, CEO of Hydrogen Ireland and a pivotal figure in Europe’s green hydrogen transition, has been appointed to the Energy News Advisory Board.
Dr. Aleksandar R. Žerađanin, a Group Co-Leader at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion (MPI CEC) and a distinguished electrochemist joins the Energy News Advisory Board, bringing over 15 years of research expertise in advancing electrocatalysts for hydrogen production and energy systems.
Western Australia’s ambitious plans to position itself as a global leader in green hydrogen production have faced a setback with the collapse of one of its flagship projects.
NEOM Green Hydrogen Company has started its second major recruitment drive as it eyes a pivotal role in the evolution of the green hydrogen economy.
The United Kingdom recently announced a significant step towards reducing carbon emissions by approving a £1 billion investment in green hydrogen technology.
Egypt and France have entered into a 7 billion euro agreement for a green hydrogen facility.
The patent involves a novel process for producing hydrogen through the catalytic cracking of ammonia.
