Author: Anela Dokso

HydrogenPro plans to invest in new production line For its Gen3 electrodes, HydrogenPro plans to invest in a new production line. With a minimum yearly capacity of 90–100 MW, production is anticipated to begin in Q1 2025. Over a considerable amount of time, HydrogenPro ASA has created a novel Gen3 electrode technology that lowers the Levelized Cost of Hydrogen and allows electrolyzers to generate with industry-leading efficiency. The capacity to produce huge electrodes will be quadrupled with the new production line. Green hydrogen fuel cell locomotive tenders from NTPC In order to operate the green hydrogen fuel cell locomotives at…

Ion Fuel’s recent announcement of H2 Grills, a subsidiary focused on hydrogen-fueled barbeque systems, marks an intriguing development in the hydrogen energy sector.

A scientific expedition led by scholars from the University of Bologna is underway in Greenland’s Nanortalik village, embarking on a quest to explore geological formations nearly two billion years old in search of natural hydrogen.

Hyundai Motor Company has announced plans to transform its Jeonju plant into a hub exclusively for the production of hydrogen buses and trucks.

Australia-based Hypersonix Launch Systems has secured a U.S. patent for key features of its green hydrogen-powered hypersonic spaceplane, the Delta Velos.

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.