Author: Anela Dokso

In an era where green energy dominates headlines and shapes policy, Lars Schernikau brings a perspective that challenges our fundamental assumptions about energy transition.

De Nora, an Italian leader in electrochemistry, plans to establish a green hydrogen plant in Sardinia with a capacity of 50 tonnes per year.

A prominent hydrogen company, once hailed as a flagship of Germany’s green energy transformation, HH2E, is facing insolvency. The firm’s financial trouble stems from the withdrawal of a key investor.

As industries transition toward more eco-friendly practices, hydrogen and oxygen have emerged as key components in many technologies. However, ensuring the authenticity and tracing the origins of these gases are crucial for maintaining integrity and trust in the supply chain.

Germany has issued a new tender titled “Construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork – Tief- und Rohrbauleistungen für den Bau der Gashochdruckleitungen FGL 102 und FGL 211.”

NTPC Green Energy is spearheading a significant initiative to establish India’s largest green hydrogen hub in Pudimadaka, Andhra Pradesh. The facility is slated to begin operations within three years.

EDF Group and Abraxas Power have partneed to develop a major green hydrogen and ammonia project in Central Newfoundland, known as the Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation project.

Metrobus has launched a new liquid hydrogen fueling station at its Crawley depot for their fleet of Wrightbus hydrogen fuel cell-electric buses.

A recently filed patent by JFE Steel Corporation showcases an innovative development in the realm of galvanized steel sheets.

On November 15, 2024, the French government, through its group of command services, published a tender titled “698099-2024: France – Hydrogen, argon, rare gases, nitrogen and oxygen.”