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Author: Anela Dokso
Hydrexia has joined forces with Widad Energy Development Sdn Bhd (WEDSB) in a landmark partnership to advance hydrogen energy development in Malaysia.
A group of over 50 shipping stakeholders, led by the Australian mining company Fortescue, used the COP29 to push for a firm commitment to hydrogen-based alternative fuels.
Sembcorp Industries, through its wholly owned subsidiary Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd, has entered into a joint development framework agreement with Indonesian partners PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia and PT Transportasi Gas Indonesia to establish a hydrogen transportation pipeline connecting Sumatra, the Riau Islands, and Singapore.
Ireland and Germany are joining forces in a green hydrogen initiative. Spearheaded by ESB, this project aims to examine the production of green hydrogen and its export from Ireland to Germany.
A new initiative aims to transform Europe’s energy landscape through the development of a European green hydrogen highway.
On November 12, 2024, the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade published a tender titled “686568-2024: Czechia – Gases – Technické plyny – 2025.” The deadline for the submission of proposals is November 20, 2024.
On November 12, 2024, Italy announced an open tender for the “Hydrogen Adige Valley” project, aimed at constructing hydrogen production plant.
A novel apparatus has been designed to generate hydrogen in real time through the vapor catalytic reforming of ethanol. This technology holds promise for significant pollutant emission reduction, impacting both the environment and the economy by utilizing a more efficient energy source.
Researchers have conducted an experimental study to examine how various environmental factors affect the performance of ammonia-hydrogen fuel cells (AHFCs).
With the pressing need to reduce carbon emissions, hydrogen has emerged as a viable alternative energy source. The potential of hydrogen blending in natural gas pipelines offers the promise of significantly lowering emissions from homes and industries.
