Author: Anela Dokso

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s decision to double its budget for hydrogen-related initiatives in fiscal 2024 reflects a strategic move towards combatting climate change.

The high cost of green hydrogen has long been a barrier to its widespread adoption, with prices ranging from $3 to over $6 per kilogram.

The proposed 400MW green hydrogen project, H2Sines.Rdam, intended to revolutionize hydrogen transportation from Portugal to the Netherlands, has been quietly abandoned.

Germany’s ruling coalition recently finalized a financing mechanism for its ambitious hydrogen network, signaling a significant step towards decarbonizing its economy and reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.

Denmark’s decision not to support a new hydrogen pipeline to Germany without long-term commitments from buyers marks a significant development in the hydrogen energy sector.

Pacific Energy has acquired the Canberra Hydrogen Refuelling Facility from ActewAGL. The facility, located in Fyshwick, Canberra, was the first public hydrogen refuelling station in Australia, launched in 2021.

AVL increases its innovation power in hydrogen technology AVL, an Austrian company renowned for its inventive prowess, has increased its innovation output in 2023, with a significant focus on fuel cells and electrolysis. AVL has championed the Austrian inventor ranking for the 13th consecutive year, increasing its innovative output by over 11 percent compared to the previous year. Particularly impressive has been the company’s thrust in electrification, with two-thirds of the innovations stemming from this sector. The company has strongly emphasized the development of fuel cells and electrolysis, with these technologies accounting for 44 percent of their patent applications. Cumulatively,…

Photoncycle, a Norwegian startup, is developing a solid hydrogen-based energy storage solution that claims to surpass existing battery technologies in efficiency and economy.

California has been making substantial investments – over $250 million – into creating a network of hydrogen fueling stations.

Green hydrogen emerges as a promising solution for Andalusia’s economic diversification, backed by ambitious projects and substantial investments. With an estimated 50 projects underway, Andalusia positions itself as a frontrunner in green hydrogen production, leveraging its abundant renewable resources and industrial expertise. Yet, the transition towards green hydrogen necessitates careful consideration of environmental implications and long-term viability. Green hydrogen holds the key to decarbonizing heavy industries and transportation sectors, offering a pathway towards energy independence and economic resilience. However, the scale of implementation and infrastructural challenges underscore the need for strategic planning and stakeholder collaboration. Major players like Cepsa lead…