Author: Anela Dokso

The construction of Lithuania’s first hydrogen-electric ship has commenced at Western Baltija Shipbuilding (WBS).

VoltH2, a European energy company, has partnered with Sweco to design and develop a new green hydrogen production facility in Delfzijl, the Netherlands.

The Australian government’s plan to invest $15 billion in the local green hydrogen sector marks a significant step towards transitioning to cleaner energy sources.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has made a significant amendment to the guidelines for the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition (SIGHT) Programme.

Clean ammonia, touted as a promising green fuel, is gaining traction in the renewable energy sector. The United States is on track to produce 2 million tonnes of clean ammonia annually, reflecting a significant shift towards sustainable energy production.

The Czech and Slovak markets have recently welcomed the Cosber “Smart H2 Energy Platform,” an end-to-end hydrogen production and energy storage system.

Lhyfe has received a grant of up to SEK 125.6 million (€11 million) from Klimatklivet, a Swedish environmental investment program, to develop a renewable hydrogen production facility in Trelleborg, Sweden.

First Hydrogen expand FCEV An update on corporate developments in North America, South America, and Europe is given by First Hydrogen. First Hydrogen is still receiving interest from different fleet operators regarding their hydrogen-powered fuel cell light commercial vehicle (FCEV), especially after the last trial of the vehicle in the United Kingdom proved successful. The company is increasing the number of FCEVs and/or converting current cars to FCEV in order to help fleet operators meet their zero emission targets. Depending on demand and investment in hydrogen infrastructure, the business intends to expand throughout Europe and South America for its FCEV…

We held an exclusive live Q&A session with Dr. Lennie Klebanoff, a leading expert in hydrogen technologies from Sandia National Laboratories.

Plug Power has recently secured a significant order for 25 megawatts (MW) of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer systems from a European customer.