Author: Anela Dokso

Scotland’s clean energy initiatives are receiving a significant boost with the UK’s support for hydrogen projects.

A Chinese firm has secured a deal to supply green hydrogen systems for the ACME Oman project.

World Energy GH2, led by seafood mogul John Risley, is considering alternative options for its multi-billion-dollar wind-to-hydrogen project in western Newfoundland due to delays in Canada’s plans to supply Europe with green energy.

Mexico is making significant strides in the production of low-carbon hydrogen as part of its broader environmental and energy goals.

BatX Energies, a notable player in the battery recycling industry, has recently inaugurated a new lithium battery recycling facility in Uttar Pradesh, India. This strategic move is aimed at addressing the growing demand for sustainable solutions in battery disposal and recycling. The facility represents a significant step forward in tackling the escalating issue of battery waste. As the usage of lithium batteries continues to rise, so does the challenge of disposing of them in an environmentally friendly manner. By opening this recycling center, BatX Energies is positioning itself to efficiently manage and recycle used batteries, thereby reducing environmental impact. Recycling…

Zimbabwe is seeking proposals to develop battery-storage facilities to address its ongoing electricity supply crisis.

AES Andes has submitted an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to Chilean authorities for its proposed industrial-scale green hydrogen project, named Inna.

A recent patent filed by Hyundai Motor Company outlines an innovative control method for hydrogen fueling specifically designed for hydrogen-fueled vehicles.

PGE Energia Ciepła S.A., a prominent Polish energy company, has announced a new tender titled “Sukcesywne dostawy wodoru w trailerach wraz z dostawą oraz kompleksową obsługą techniczną zbiornika na zasadach dzierżawy w PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Wybrzeże w Gdańsku.”

EASA Workshop on Hydrogen Aircraft The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) recently conducted its first international workshop focused on the certification of hydrogen-powered aircraft. This significant event was organized to discuss the technical and regulatory challenges associated with hydrogen technology in aviation. The workshop aims to establish a framework for the safe integration of hydrogen propulsion systems into commercial air travel, marking a crucial step toward zero-emission flights. Hydrogen’s Role in Future Aviation As the aviation industry faces increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, hydrogen has emerged as a promising alternative to conventional jet fuel. Unlike fossil fuels, hydrogen…