Author: Anela Dokso

With the hydrogen economy poised to grow significantly—to a projected market size of $201 billion by 2025, according to industry forecasts—the critical importance of safe storage becomes increasingly apparent.

The U.S. government’s recent decision to blacklist a significant Chinese electric vehicle (EV) battery producer is causing ripples across financial institutions.

Amea Power, a leading energy company, has secured two significant contracts for battery energy storage projects.

INPEX, a leading Japanese energy company, is pulling out of its joint venture Japan Suiso Energy (JSE).

Ionomr Innovations has officially opened a new facility in Boston, which is set to produce up to 750,000 square meters of membranes every year.

NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NTPC REL) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Deendayal Port Authority for the development of green hydrogen-based projects in Kandla, Gujarat.

CHN Energy’s subsidiary, Guohua Energy Investment, has connected its Rudong Integrated Photovoltaic-hydrogen-storage project to the power grid.

ZEN Energy, an Australian renewable energy company, partnered with Taiwanese firm HD Renewable Energy (HDRE) to kickstart a joint venture focusing on 1GW of energy storage in Australia.

The recently finalized tax credit aimed at promoting cleaner hydrogen technologies has garnered a tentative approval from several environmental groups.

Fortescue has committed to advancing its involvement in green hydrogen technology. This commitment includes taking an equal top ownership stake in Sparc Hydrogen, with plans to pilot a unique production method in Adelaide by the end of the year.