Sasol, a global integrated chemicals and energy company, has successfully received its first power under a new procurement plan. This power supply is specifically intended for their hydrogen production ventures.
Author: Anela Dokso
The first hydrogen-powered ferry has set sail in the San Francisco Bay, marking a significant step in eco-friendly maritime transport. This pioneering vessel uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate energy, producing only water vapor as a byproduct, thus eliminating harmful emissions generally associated with conventional ferries that rely on diesel fuel. This development aims to reduce pollution and promote sustainable practices in maritime travel, particularly significant in an era where environmental conservation is increasingly prioritized. The ferry’s operation serves as a successful demonstration of hydrogen’s viability in commercial transportation and could potentially pave the way for broader adoption of hydrogen-powered…
Transnet, South Africa’s state-owned logistics giant, is gearing up to establish hydrogen terminals at various ports.
Siemens, the German technology giant, is set to participate in an ambitious electricity terminal and green hydrogen project in Gippsland.
BP is continuing its commitment to hydrogen energy in Australia, despite current market hurdles.
Mitsubishi Power, a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group from Japan, is exploring hydrogen power projects in Malaysia.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Energy has recently issued a tender titled “Supply of Hydrogen Solutions – Part Nine,” seeking bids for hydrogen-related projects.
Tata Steel has entered into a landmark agreement with Lindab to supply Zeremis green steel.
Uniper and Sasol have decided to discontinue their project in Sweden, which aimed to produce aviation fuel using green hydrogen.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy minister has reassured taxpayers they won’t be financially burdened if hydrogen production in the province encounters setbacks.
