Author: Anela Dokso

India’s ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia developers are setting their sights on markets in Japan and South Korea. Despite India’s efforts to become a global leader in renewable energy, its domestic market for green hydrogen has not yet matured. This has led developers to seek international partnerships for offtake contracts. Prashant Vasisht, senior vice-president at ICRA, pointed out that securing contracts with Japan and South Korea could lead to projects worth several thousand crores. He anticipates that by 2025, large developers hope to finalize these agreements, potentially triggering significant investments in the green hydrogen and ammonia sectors. Sanjay Gupta, CEO…

Hyperview and Aramco have recently come together to present a groundbreaking development in the field of clean energy transportation.

Sembcorp Industries has taken a significant step towards green energy by signing two non-binding Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the Government of Odisha.

Tata Motors is set to launch an innovative pilot project in the upcoming March quarter. This initiative involves the use of hydrogen internal combustion engine trucks, marking a significant step in the pursuit of sustainable transportation solutions.

The hydrogen 45V tax credit intended to catalyze the electrolysis sector has inadvertently opened a loophole with significant implications for renewable natural gas (RNG). With an allocation structure that potentially redirects subsidies away from critical electrolysis innovation towards RNG producers, this oversight could allow subsidies to cover nearly all the capital and operational expenditures of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) power plants. While this might offer a competitive advantage for hydrogen production, it triggers a complex debate over appropriate subsidy allocation, risking the focus on developing a robust electrolysis manufacturing base—a vital industry goal, particularly in light of maintaining…

Expanding the Global Energy Battlefield Greenland is emerging as a formidable player in the global energy landscape, partially due to its considerable reserves of rare earth elements (REEs). Greenland is ranked eighth globally and boasts approximately 1.5 million metric tons of rare earth oxide reserves. This impressive figure closely rivals the United States’ reserves of 1.8 million metric tons, positioning the island nation as a significant potential contributor to the clean energy sector. In the race towards a sustainable future, the demand for critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earths is projected to quadruple by 2040. This surge…

The landscape for hydrogen is poised for a transformational year, likened to a natural selection process within a volatile market. The hydrogen industry is grappling with existential questions that have left it at a crossroads. Yet, this disruption—or refining process—presents both formidable challenges and compelling opportunities. With anticipated auctions projected to allocate as much as $28 billion to clean hydrogen producers, a critical dynamic unfolds: which players will endure and thrive amidst economic pressures, and which will falter due to a saturated and uncertain market? The past year revealed a stark reality of the hydrogen market, driven heavily by demand…

In a world increasingly focused on reducing emissions, hydrogen internal combustion engines (H2ICE) offer a unique blend of efficiency and environmental considerations.

An interesting innovation in the field of hydrogen production is highlighted by the patent titled “Ammonia Cracker Reactor Module.”

Spanish company H2SITE recently secured €36 million to revolutionize the hydrogen supply chain. Backed by prominent investors like Hy24 and SC Net Zero Ventures, this funding marks a significant step for the deep-tech hydrogen separation pioneer.