Author: Anela Dokso

HTEC’s recent $337 million loan marks a significant step towards expanding its hydrogen refueling infrastructure in British Columbia and Alberta.

Envision Energy presents green hydrogen solutions in Rotterdam Leading green technology company in the world, Envision Energy, is taking the main stage at the esteemed World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition 2024 in Rotterdam. The company engaged worldwide stakeholders in conversations about the intelligent energy future while introducing its ground-breaking green hydrogen solutions. Envision Energy gained a priceless platform from the event to strengthen partnerships with organizations in Europe and throughout the world. With its cutting-edge green hydrogen technology and creative approaches, Envision Energy is committed to hitting the common decarbonization goals. The summit, which is the biggest and most prestigious…

Pattern Energy’s recent agreement with the Port of Argentia to develop a green hydrogen project signifies a significant move in Newfoundland and Labrador’s renewable energy landscape.

Through its subsidiary, DGA Energy Solutions, Mitsubishi has entered a series of agreements aimed at leveraging Australia’s abundant renewable resources to produce green hydrogen for export, particularly to Japan.

Volvo Trucks is developing trucks powered by hydrogen combustion engines, set to begin on-road tests in 2026.

South Korean shipbuilding conglomerate HD Hyundai and UK-based giant Shell have entered into a joint development agreement (JDA) to create large liquefied hydrogen (LH2) carriers, aiming for commercialization by 2030.

First Hydrogen has recently signed a non-binding letter-of-intent (LOI) with a significant German multinational automotive manufacturer.

GAIL (India)’s commissioning of its first green hydrogen plant in Vijaipur, Madhya Pradesh marks a milestone in India’s journey toward sustainable energy.

McPhy Energy, a key player in low-carbon hydrogen production and distribution equipment, has announced the termination of its cooperation with Hytlantic in the GreenH2Atlantic project.

IOC gives hydrogen-powered fuel cell bus to Army Chief General Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOC) gave Army Chief General Manoj Pande a hydrogen-powered fuel cell bus for testing purposes in an effort to investigate the use of fuel cell technology for public transportation. Throughout the function, General Pande emphasized the close relationship—nearly six to seven decades—between IOC and the Indian Army. “This relationship is based on a very solid foundation that has endured difficult, adverse conditions and is built on an unbroken bond of trust between both of us,” he said.