Author: Anela Dokso

ZeroAvia is diversifying its portfolio by offering its components to other players in the clean aviation sector.

Hiringa Energy, alongside its partners and investors, has launched Australasia’s first zero-emission green hydrogen refuelling network – Hiringa Refuelling New Zealand (HRNZ).

European Investment Bank (EIB) has extended its support to Köping Hydrogen Park (KHP) through financial advisory services.

Salzgitter AG and Uniper SE are aligning forces through a pre-contract for the supply and purchase of green hydrogen.

Alberta’s government has committed CAD $57 million ($41.7 million) to propel the development of new hydrogen technologies across 28 projects.

Oman is set to inaugurate its first green hydrogen station in the future, marking a significant move towards clean and renewable energy regeneration.

Seven months post the ceremonial opening, Luxembourg’s hydrogen filling station at Eurohub in Bettembourg is not yet operational.

The BMW iX5 taps into the versatility of Hydrogen as a potential clean energy solution for future mobility. Despite speculations over its role in addressing tomorrow’s energy challenges, Hydrogen fuel cell usage in vehicles remains a matter of interest. Notably, the BMW iX5 emerges as one such example.

IOCL extends hydrogen plant bid submission dates An Indian Oil Corporation official told Moneycontrol that the deadline for submitting bids for the construction of the state-owned oil marketing company’s first green hydrogen facility in Panipat has been extended by an additional two weeks.The official stated that the bid opening date, which was originally scheduled for April 23 but was pushed back to May 7 due to requests from potential bidders for additional time to finalize agreements in accordance with the updated tender guidelines, was started on April 15. CQSola becomes ANU’s project partner in hydrogen research In a fresh round…

For years, hydrogen has been positioned as a champion in the fight against climate change, promising a clean energy future. But has the fervor surrounding hydrogen translated into real-world progress?